Trevor Pryce thinks Ray Lewis didn’t earn his Super Bowl check
Feb 5, 2013 at 8:30 AM
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Ray Lewis was able to ride off into the sunset as a Super Bowl champion, but he did not play well on Sunday. In fact, one of Lewis's former Ravens teammates thinks Lewis shouldn't even keep his Super Bowl game check. "Half of his playoff check should go to Dannell Ellerbe for making that last...
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