I said to Ray, what do you have any goals as a player yet?

And he goes, well, I'd like to be the greatest ever.

And I said, you mean like the greatest linebacker ever?

He goes, no, no, I want to be the greatest player ever.

There was a time where they were saying, hey, the dance is a little old, the intro, you know, is it getting stale, can we do without it?

And he was like, sure,

whatever. They broached it with the team. And they're like, oh, no, no, no, we need that.

You know, we need that. We love that. And I looked at Ray, and I said, Ray, I understand what

these people are telling you, but what do you want your teammates to know?

What do you want your coaches?

What do you want Baltimore to know?

Welcome into the lounge. We have hit the road. We are in, well, right now we're in Cleveland.

Yes, but we're going to go to the can. We can just say Northeast Ohio.

There you go. That works. We're in Northeast Ohio.

Beautiful Northeast Ohio. But we're getting ready for the Hall of Fame game and we want to talk about Ray Lewis.

Obviously, he's the star of the show, the bell bell the ball yet this weekend you're going to throw out any

more analogies do you have any more about i'm not good at that i'm all out okay uh

so we're bringing in two people who know ray extremely well two of the people that

have been closest to him through in our organization and uh the first one here is Chad Steele, who's really, I would

say Ray's guy. Right? I put that up in quotes, right? It's not like an official title,

but I think that's the unofficial title for you, Chad. I kind of say Ray's my guy. That's all I

like to say. But we'll go with that for the podcast. Okay. So, Chad, we just want to talk about really get from you kind of how Ray is away from the field.

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