British Guy Reacts To Ray Lewis - The Greatest (Joseph Vincent Documentary)

[@daleowen2606]

His long time teammate Ed Reed is possibly the greatest safety to ever play. His highlight reels are incredible as well

[@sethp26]

+1

[@michellejackson6679]

Gotta love some Eddie Reed.

[@MeM.Card.Collect313]

Good reaction video. Joseph Vincent and NFL films does the best work for player videos.

[@andy60234]

Ray was the heart and soul of the Ravens. WE miss him

[@eforest7835]

I was ten during his first Super Bowl (grew up about 20 mins from the stadium) and I still remember watching that game with my family and hearing his name. He retired before I went to grad school in the south, but I was surprised a few years later while tutoring for the athletics department at my grad institution to find out that his 52 cards speech was enormously popular on both sides of the ball. If I remember correctly he was also one of the first people Michael Phelps(a Baltimore native btw) talked to after he announced his retirement.

[@videogamevalley7523]

As a lifelong Steelers fan if there is anyone I give the utmost respect to is Ray Lewis (the ravens are in the same division as us so we see them twice a year and even a third time if we meet in the playoffs) when ever we played the ravens those games are always epic.

[@michellejackson6679]

Epic.. as a Ravens fan.. our battles are EPIC

[@dmon100-k8z]

As a ravens fan yes sir best matchup ever!!!🏈🔥🔥🔥

[@Mathwiz617]

2:45 - That's John Harbaugh, current head coach of the Baltimore Ravens talking. He's biased when he says that. I still think he's right. 4:20 - Ray was one of seven defensive players to be named Super Bowl MVP. There have been 57 Super Bowls played. For comparison, quarterbacks are the most common MVPs with 32, and wide receivers have 8 MVPs.

[@ADub187]

Most electrifying linebacker ever, you knew he was on the field before seeing him. You could feel him, hear him yelling to his team, S+ player, leader, hypeman. As a patriots fan. Teams were definitely scared to face him and the ravens. Ravens had a reputation for heavy hitting, great defense & effort in every player just because Ray Lewis was leading them. They were one of the only teams to take down the patriots twice in the playoffs, in the 2000s dynasty 6x 🏆

[@agirlnamedbrett.]

i grew up with the early 2000s Ravens, there is a statue of him now down in the city. still own my Lewis jersey as well. haha thank god my 13 year old self knew that was a good purchase back then. xoxo Kakaw!

[@Robbie2k]

I’m a Ravens fan and I grew up playing linebacker and wearing 52 trying to mimic him

[@rickvath]

If you want more defensive nfl players to check out, I suggest my favorite player I’ve ever watched: Brian Dawkins. The video by NFL Throwback will give you a good idea. He went by the nickname “Weapon X” and became the Wolverine at the start of every game. But he is such a gentleman.

[@kidcully3084]

I grew up in Baltimore and ray wasn't just the leader of the ravens he was a leader of the city truly one of the greatest leader and player of any sport. Baltimore is a really tough city to grow up in but ray gave us hope and every Sunday win or lose he made us proud

[@jonathanfrisbee4192]

React to the Steelers Ravens rivalry. Best rivalry of the 2000s era.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

The Joseph Vincent Patrick Mahomes videos are long, but really well done. He’s made two of them. The ‘Ring One’ video is probably the better of the two, but they’re both very good.

[@bryanmason9755]

Ray Lewis now has a statue in front of Baltimore's stadium. He was the heartbeat of the Ravens for the entirety of his time here. Loved watching him play. I'll still watch hype videos of him before I work out to get me pumped up!

[@kensingtonmcloudpak9763]

Ray Lewis was the GOAT. Watching him play was next level crazy

[@benwaymire1594]

If you’re interested in other defensive players that were extremely fun to watch and stood out amongst others, Troy Polamalu was an icon for the steelers throughout his 12 year career!

[@chasephillips6460]

Need to see Troy

[@rickvath]

I’ll push for Dawkins, but Troy was a monster. Such a great player

[@humble_haplo]

I agree

[@kyleurrutia8262]

Ed reed >Troy Troy only could blitz too slow weak pass coverage typical squeeler oveerated

[@mahoganyhoney]

@@kyleurrutia8262 PERIOD!!

[@dexter6028]

I suggest for you to react to Brian Dawkins one of my favorite defensive players ever

[@mickeydooley2230]

This man was a killer both on and off the field

[@bri2120]

Just like OJ

[@Newbobdole]

The final Super Bowl was important bc the Ravens were a slightly better team the season prior (where they lost in their conference championship game from 2 fluke plays in the 4th quarter) …so the next season, on Ray’s publicly acknowledged last ride, the Ravens beat the Colts (originally Baltimore’s team, named for Maryland’s traditional horse racing, traumatically moved to the state of Indiana in the middle of the night in the 1980s), then beat Peyton Manning’s Broncos, then Tom Brady’s Patriots It was a magical playoff run

[@slaaneshhedonite7068]

I was at a number of those games. One of the more memorable was @9:41 I have a signed jersey in me ManCave, still sport the jersey and I now live over 3000 miles away.

[@kevinb314]

He also might have done a little bit of murder at a night club He was intimidating in every sense of the word. He would stop your offense, and Hurt the ball carrier, legally and cleanly As a fan of the Patriots, I’d genuinely get nervous for our players. Especially when he was out there with Suggs (another linebacker that would bring the pain too)

[@DanielHarris-tq4px]

As a ravens fan, we absolutely adore Ray Lewis. We knew he was always in the thick of it. It was a delight to behold

[@tanyabossler8718]

You gotta check out Brian Dawkins. Dude was a BEAST. Same intensity and passion as this. They called him Weapon X. You won’t be disappointed!

[@kevinb314]

It’s super rare for a defensive player to win Super Bowl MVP. Had only happened a couple of times ever

[@rybock]

Absolute side note, but an afternooon radio talk show used to get Ravens personnel... not players, but staff, on it. And the guy who ran the audio-visual for the stadium was on, and he was talking about "Oh, you have to quiet the music at this point, per NFL rules, so you're no interfering with the game." But he also talked about Ray's entrance dance, how Ray told him, I want to come into this, I have a dance in mind.... so, he had Ray come to his house, listened to it, as as a middle-aged white man, did the Ray Lewis entrance dance for Ray, trying to show "oh, what you hear and what the fans hear will be a half second off, so THIS is how you have to time it"... and I wish there was video of that.

[@princessjava42]

That Cundiff kick against the Patriots was painful as it was a playoff game....but we got Justin Tucker out of it. As a Ravens fan re: Ray Lewis...it was intense haha and fun to watch him play. When the Ravens won their first Super Bowl (XXXV) it meant alot to Baltimore. They had gone over a decade without an NFL team; this was the fifth season the Ravens had existed. And then he retired after they won their second Super Bowl. Crazy ride for any professional athlete.

[@elfdogre2181]

To answer "how many defensive players have won MVP": Regular season MVP: 2 Super Bowl MVP: 8

[@michellejackson6679]

Ray played the game like no one else as a linebacker.. the intensity the drive and the heart he had was undeniable. I'm a Raven's fan and that first Super Bowl win was all Defense and Matt Stover's leg because our offense wasn't that great.... lol .. Second Super Bowl win.. 12 years later.. Ray was the driving force. We had a better offense but could have never done it without Ray Lewis on defense and his total intensity for the game.

[@jamesonbyrom5681]

Ray Lewis is the best MLB of all time and a top 5 defensive player of all time

[@jtlevy9113]

His teammate Ed Reed “The Ballhawk” by Joseph Vincent. Ed Reed is probably the greatest safety of all time.

[@sodblitz3445]

As a Ravens fan we always knew that our defense would be one of the best evey year regardless of what players came and went whoever was on that team, Whoever stood next to Ray was going to play the hardest they have ever played in their life every down,.. Not only was he the best middle linebacker ever to play but he made everyone around him better,. And his mentality spread to the offense as well,.. When you played the Ravens with Ray Lewis on the team you knew that by the end of the game your body would be purple and black.

[@jasonmistretta4295]

Mert, Bookmark Joseph Vincent's Channel. He has some amazing video compilations of individual NFL players. 3:50. I am a NY Giants fan. Ray Lewis gave me nightmares during that Super Bowl, Every time that the Giants started to getting the offense rolling, Ray Lewis made a crushing play that led to interceptions or loss of yardage. As an aside, the greatest linebacker of all time is Lawrence Taylor. Ray Lewis is possibly the greatest MIDDLE Linebacker of all time. He was basically the Lawrence Taylor of the 2000s to the early 2010s.

[@mikefortenberry4192]

Technically, he’s the second greatest linebacker that’s ever lived. If you notice a commentator when he said he’s the greatest middle linebacker that’s ever lived and that could be argued, but Ray was a damn beast. He was a fucking problem. But the greatest linebacker of all time and maybe you can watch this later was Lawrence Taylor. He literally redefined the position.

[@tennoryu2794]

Ray Lewis to Baltimore Ravens fans was a force of nature. Earthquakes, Hurricanes, and Ray Lewis. They hit you and your life was no longer the same.

[@JT-Rebel]

Plainly put, every NFL fan had nothing bad to say bout Lewis....He, as the kids would put it, had that dawg in him.....He's in the rare company of athletes no one hated because all of us growing up during his career (1996-2012), wanted to play exactly like him (and it didn't hurt that he was basically a Reverend preaching to his flock every time he suited up for Football).

[@justchillin6793]

Check the Lawrence Taylor

[@sammurphy3343]

He's arguably the greatest middle linebacker ever as well as defensive leader.

[@itscoleman85]

best defensive player of all time in my opinion

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I’d put him right behind LT..

[@vct454]

As far as best LB of all time, most American football historians would rank Lawrence Taylor above Ray Lewis. Which, from a talent standpoint, is a fair argument, but I do believe Ray Lewis was the best to play the position for the way he elevated his team. There's plenty of great individual players, but Ray Lewis was a special breed that made everyone around him better.

[@Pun116]

Nah. LT changed the game of football, alone. Lewis can solidly hold second place, which is definitely not a bad spot to be at.

[@PrinceSlade22]

They played different positions… Ray is the goat MLB, Lawrence Taylor is the goat OLB.

[@flogg8635]

Love to watch you watching it these videos

[@christopherpell8089]

Ray Lewis was a guy who was feared. He was the heartbeat of the ravens. When he stepped on the field he was prepared for war

[@dominiquechavez7979]

Idk what it was like to enjoy watching him. I am a Steelers fan which is a rival team but I will say I dreaded those games ever time

[@PoppaPryce]

The Best Defensive player of all time!!

[@humble_haplo]

Ravens fan here. Let's be clear. Ray Lewis IS the greatest linebacker of all time. Which was a blessing to us fans because he played at the same time as Ed Reed. The greatest safety of all time 💪🏾

[@FuranzuDesu]

Joseph Vincent is the channel to continue to react to

[@flyflorida2001]

Best defender in NFL history

[@shaunfoulk7049]

Fun fact: Ray Lewis played almost entirely, in his last playoffs. With a torn biceps 💪.

[@rodneysisco6364]

Lewis was one of the best linebackers ever but Lawrence Taylor was THE BEST linebacker ever . When the game was on the line he would make the big play .

[@Pacer_Master]

I have a video for you, it is called “Condor goes wild at Condors game” it’s a hilarious video even with it being like 10 years ago still very funny. I’m also in the video because I was at the game

[@Pacer_Master]

@Telegrxxm.me_at.Mert_Salih I can’t do that I am banned on telegram for some reason

[@Jcalvo09]

Having #52 on the team felt like having a superpower on the team. Even if a team was steadily getting yards on offense was ok, cuz you knew Ray or Reed was gonna turn it around somehow on the next play.

[@dekronixgaming4089]

I doubt you still monitor comments from this video at this point, but you ask for Ray Lewis stories and I have 2 quick ones for you: Firstly is that if you're a true Ravens fan and we're blessed enough to see him play in person like I did many times, then you know that Ray coming out the tunnel and doing that dance.. It resonated differently in person. Because 70,000 people ALL felt ever ounce of his emotion and passion when he did that dance. Every person in the stadium was ready to run through a wall for Ray. And many times if you looked around you, you'd see hard working blue collar men, with tears in their eyes, from how deeply his intensity, passion, and emotion would resonate. It was a truly incredible experience, every single time. For a more personal story, I remember going to a charity bowling event Ray sponsored and hosted, and he got a bunch of Ravens players to participate. So you'd bowl with a Raven, and you would most likely get a chance to meet Ray and get a quick photo, but it wasn't guaranteed. I was devastated that day because not only was I not going to meet Ray at the end, but the whole time I had been put in a lane with my school bullies (unbeknownst to the family friends that got me a spot at the event and took me). It was awful, getting so close to meeting my hero and having that experience not just taken away, but tainted entirely by the same kids that terrorized me daily. I was maybe 11 at the time, amd started to cry. Ray, on his way out, noticed me crying and made time to come over and talk to me. I told him everything and the incredible part is what he does next and what comes after: he talked to me about the responsibility of being a man, to never let another man make me feel that way, and to always stand up for myself. It was a message that really took, and I can honestly say I was never bullied after that day. But he also took the time to speak to my bullies, and gave all of us a speech about the responsibility of a man to be a leader, and that a leader would not only do everything in his power to help a fellow man at a time where he was feeling like I was that day, but to defend and protect anyone too weak to do it for themselves. This (believe it or not) is a very summarized version because he spent a solid 20 minutes talking to us, amd those kids not only stopped bullying me, not only became my friends, but on a couple occasions they fought with or for me to defend me. I won't give you stories about his play, because you can find a million of them on YT. He was the GOAT. I'll give you those two stories because what made him truly special was his ability to lead men, and be a role model and a hero for an entire city for 2 decades. Love you #52, greatest of all time.

[@nastynate956]

When he said spine I almost pissed laughing

[@tWoFrEsHmClOvIn]

Look up ray Lewis last ride

[@nastynate956]

Ray lewis is best linebacker ever even if u hate him you have to say 1 or 2 best linebacker ever

[@stansmith3509]

Lol. At 3:38 that's Freddy's song, that's why its creepy.

[@robertmelnikoff3940]

The actual greatest linebacker of all time is Lawrence Taylor. During his 13 seasons in the league he went to 10 Pro Bowls, was a 9 time all pro, won defensive rookie of the year, won defensive player of the year 3 times, won Super Bowl MVP, and won league MVP

[@ronluk76]

Hey dude, I enjoyed the Jordan and Jordan v. Lebron reactions you did. As a big Warriors fan and a big fan of Steph Curry ( who was the NBA record as the greatest point shooter of all time and is a four time NBA champion and the first ever consensus NBA MVP ), I wanted to ask you to react to: NBA- "Ultimate Stephen Curry Career Highlight Mixtape".

[@Adamjac1978]

You really need to check out Troy Polamalu

[@angrydemonproductions4361]

You have got to check out Lawrence Taylor The Most Intimitating player and also Bill Romanowski The Dirtest Player… but, that’s just my opinion 😜

[@Stepperg1]

Try Mean Joe Green!

[@brianhoward9336]

he was one of the best linebackers of all time but not the greatest. that is Lawrence Taylor hands down.

[@pympton]

Lewis was an absolute beast, But Lawrence Taylor was a monster.

[@MrJimenez305]

u gotta react to ed reed next !!!

[@Obiwankanoli]

In my personal opinion of will Anderson Jr. Goes to the right team he could be a ray Lewis kinda player. Not comparing just saying the type.

[@michaelpersoage-rw9yi]

You should look up Brian Dawkins too

[@rybock]

Another note... would you be prefered to be hit by Ray Lewis only getting 3 steps, or a police battering ram? That was put to the test... kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2KmqKqpjNCEgrc

[@cybershakey]

I'm gonna say 2 things, I live in Baltimore & I'm not a Ravens fan. The 2nd thing is the argument for best defensive player. Ray Lewis may have been the best middle linebacker but not the best defensive player....(That's Lawrence Taylor)

[@alejandrojred1430]

React to Brian Dawkins greatest safety

[@swimmer8585]

Go ravens

[@JohnFinch-ws1kv]

Are you Scottish or British you kinda sound Scottish a lil bit my grandma was from Scotland and she sounds just like your accent but a tiny old lady obviously lol

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

Lewis isn't close to the greatest lb or defensive player ever. He is great, but when a lineman git to him, he was terrible at shedding . The greatest lb and defensive player ever was lawrence taylor. No one came close to taylor.

[@jamesonbyrom5681]

Then who would you put over him

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

​@@jamesonbyrom5681 bro I mentioned the best in my previous comment. If you're asking at the Mike backer, there's Butkus, Huff, Lambert, Seau and Singletary

[@jamesonbyrom5681]

@@coachmikesfilmroom3111 I agree lt is the best lb but I wouldn’t put any of those guys over ray at mlb

[@mirnazuniga5680]

BRIAN Dawkins,

[@mj2you22]

I like your reactions but please use your big screen...at least for football. Its way to hard to see the plays otherwise...end up with a headache.

[@michaelcollier2439]

Too bad he murdered someone... seriously.