Ray Lewis vs. T.Ochocinco - NFL Week 2

 Ray Lewis is about to lay the heavy hammer on Ochocinco & his sidekick T.O. when the Ravens face the Bengals this Sunday. Lewis' megahit on the Jets' Dustin Keller was just an opening act. 

 Chad Ochocinco knows what I'm talking about. He's still haunted by memories of his virtual decapitation at the hands (and shoulders) of  Ray Lewis.

 Lewis was fined $25,000 for his hit on Ochocinco. That's the same amount as Ochocinco was fined for tweeting during a preseason game this year. Lewis' $25,000 was much better spent. His video is a highly watched classic while who remembers or even noticed what Ochocinco tweeted?

 

 Ochocinco probably won't be the main target for Ray Lewis on Sunday. Lewis has already busted 85's ass so it may be time to move on to a new victim. Who would be a better target for Ray's Wrath than OchoUno?

 Terrell Owens is probably on his last NFL team. It's possible this is his last NFL season. For all who want to take their last shots at him, now is the time. There's no one with more reason for revenge on T.O. than Ray Lewis.

 

 Ray Lewis tried to get T.O. to play in Baltimore after he wore out his welcome in San Francisco. Owens spurned the Ravens and chose the Eagles. After turning down Lewis, T.O. mocked him and his dance while celebrating a touchdown. 

 Ray Lewis has never put a jaw rattling, neck jerking, beg for mama hit on Terrell Owens. Since Owens is probably in his last season, there's no better time for Lewis to bust T.O.'s ass than this Sunday against the Bengals.

 While he's breaking down Bengals, he might as well drop the hammer of pain on Ochocinco one more time too.

 85 and 81 will be 86ed by CincuentaDos on Sunday.

    

Video: Ray Lewis wrecking Jets TE Dustin Keller

 Ravens linebacker delivers a pulverizing tackle to Jets TE Dustin Keller in the waning minutes of their Monday night football game. Lewis damn near left Keller blind & deaf like his great great great aunt was Helen. Keller Ravens win 10-9. 

    

Ray Lewis Blasts Saturn and the Jets

 Ray Lewis knows how to trash talk his old defensive coordinator & current New York Jets coach Rex Ryan. The Baltimore  Ravens know how to silence the Jets on the field. The Jets have inflated their self worth on hot air, holdouts, and hype. The bubble busting begins Monday night when the Ravens give the Jets a nationally televised week one beatdown at the hands of the Ravens.

 Check out this new action clip starring Ray Lewis.  

 Ray Lewis is not "the man your man could smell like" and he's not Troy Polamalu getting his hair insured for a $million. Lewis is a fantasy hero leading football fans deeper into the realm of swagger. 

 Jet fans, consider yourselves warned. An ass whoopin' is coming your way Monday night when the Ravens crush Rex fucking Ryan's fucking slap dick New York Jets in a blowout.

 

    

The Assassin Jack Tatum Dies

 Jack Tatum symbolizes the Raiders' ominous mystique more than any other player. He was the hardest hitting, most fearless and nastiest player playing in dirt funk Oakland on one of the most physical teams of the '70s.

 At 5'11" and packing 215 pounds of fury, he ran a breakneck 4.38 40-yard-dash while hitting harder than linebackers. 

 He used pain as a mind game. He said "I like to believe that my best hits border on felonious assault," but he repudiated critics who called his style of play dirty or criminal. He wasn't trying to hurt receivers for the sake of hurting them. He was hurting them as a deterrent, letting them know that they could ease up and not try to show up the defense by making catches or else get blasted and wasted.

  The Assassin, Jack Tatum. One of the hardest hitting football players of all-time. Voted best college defensive player in his senior year for the Ohio St. Buckeyes, he also received votes for the Heisman in both his junior and senior years.  Current Ohio St. coach Jim Tressel hands out "Jack Tatum Hit of the Week" awards to the player with the hardest defensive hit of the game

 It was Tatum's hard hit on Frenchy Fuqua that launched the ball in the air for the Steelers' Immaculate Reception. Any other safety and the ball probably would've dropped gently for a simple incomplete pass.

 

 Jack Tatum finished with 37 interceptions, 3 fumble recoveries including 1 for his only touchdown, a record setting 104 yards. There are no stats for how many players he obliterated and somehow the Hall of Fame has overlooked his excellence so far.

 No regrets, no apologies. One of the hardest hitting NFL defensive backs is gone.

 Jack Tatum, 61 years.