Wes Welker's Wife "Blasts" Ray Lewis after Ravens defeat Patriots

[MrBill]

That didn't take long...Welker's wife has already issued her apology.

http://twitter.com/#!/ProFootballTalk/status/293582571042914304

 

[DoubleDeuce]

No one really knows what happened that day with Ray. He was definitely involved in some way, but I don't know shit so I'm not gonna judge him.

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

If anyone knows about NFL wives that talk too much and overboard NFL Christians it's a Kurt Warner fan.

 

[Hasselbeck]

Wes Welker and his extremely hot wife are both welcome to join the Seahawks in March 2013 :yep:

 

[Cornelius]

No one really knows what happened that day with Ray. He was definitely involved in some way, but I don't know shit so I'm not gonna judge him.

His suit was never found, victims blood in his limo, and he paid off the two families of the dude's murdered. Plenty enough to judge him on.

 

[DoubleDeuce]

His suit was never found, victims blood in his limo, and he paid off the two families of the dude's murdered. Plenty enough to judge him on.

I disagree.

I don't give a shit about these athletes' personal lives. Everyone is a terrible person in some way.

 

[Cornelius]

I disagree.

I don't give a shit about these athletes' personal lives. Everyone is a terrible person in some way.

Good one, Terrelle Pryor. Everyone murders someone sometime?

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

His suit was never found, victims blood in his limo, and he paid off the two families of the dude's murdered. Plenty enough to judge him on.

They were anxious to bury him and investigation turned up no witnesses that said he stabbed anyone . That's been my understanding of it. I really don't care about him covering up for his scumbag friends stabbing another scumbag.
Unless he was outright shooting stabbing folks like rae carruth or Marvin Harrison big whoop. Obstruction of justice is meaningless as I'm pretty positive that particular victims family would rather have 10 million in cash then the stabber in jail.

 

[Cornelius]

They were anxious to bury him and investigation turned up no witnesses that said he stabbed anyone . That's been my understanding of it. I really don't care about him covering up for his scumbag friends stabbing another scumbag.
Unless he was outright shooting stabbing folks like rae carruth or Marvin Harrison big whoop. Obstruction of justice is meaningless as I'm pretty positive that particular victims family would rather have 10 million in cash then the stabber in jail.

If they were anxious to bury him, he'd be in jail today. I remember watching Court TV when he was released. The guy on there was saying that there was no other reason than him being an NFL player that he would be released like that. Most people in that position would do time.

 

[DoubleDeuce]

Good one, Terrelle Pryor. Everyone murders someone sometime?

No. But don't place yourself on some pedestal above this guy.

 

[ralaw]

My issue isn't even with Lewis. I mean, it kinda is, but it's primarily with the media, who selectively choose who to vilify some (Barry Bonds, when all he did was take PED's, a far cry from covering up murders at minimum to committing the murders at maximum), while completely giving a pass to others (Lewis).

I also find it strange, that the media pounds Tebow down our throats, and some of the same people complaining about that have no issue with media outlets constantly waxing poetic and telling us how great of a man Ray Lewis is ("get over it").

Sorry, I find it a lot easier to "get over" ESPN's constant attention of Tebow, who by all accounts is a great person who did not ask for that attention, then a guy like Lewis, who is a creep, and is nothing short of a boisterous attention whore who works just as hard at crafting his image as a 'leader of men' as he does on his game.

Fuck Ray Lewis, I see thorugh him, but double fuck the dumbfuck media who would rather push a narrative at the expense of idol making a cretin.

I'm not going to lie. Ray Lewis loves the camera and himself, but I also think his religious stuff is real. Much like Tebow you really can't hate on a guy for doing what he normally does.....Lewis much like Tebow is a polarizing figure, so the cameras find them. As I've said in the past I really don't care for the religious stuff and I don't know what really happened in Atlanta, but I do know something shady happened. I believe he knows what happened (I do not believe he killed the dudes), but found a way to get out of it.

 

[Senser81]

The NFL PR machine is truly one of the most powerful organizations in the world. The spin on Ray Lewis is pretty remarkable. I'm sure there are some NFL players who have similar "checkered pasts", but they aren't put forward by the NFL as some type of folk hero. It was equally amazing that the NFL had Eddie DeBartolo present the NFC Championship trophy. Here is a guy that was banned from the NFL for his gambling ties, and no longer has any role in football.

It would be like the MLB having Pete Rose present the NL Pennant to Bud Selig's Milwaukee Brewers (do they still play in the NL?), and then have the World Series hype centered around Ryan Braun's humanitarianism.

 

[MrBill]

The NFL PR machine is truly one of the most powerful organizations in the world. The spin on Ray Lewis is pretty remarkable. I'm sure there are some NFL players who have similar "checkered pasts", but they aren't put forward by the NFL as some type of folk hero. It was equally amazing that the NFL had Eddie DeBartolo present the NFC Championship trophy. Here is a guy that was banned from the NFL for his gambling ties, and no longer has any role in football.

It would be like the MLB having Pete Rose present the NL Pennant to Bud Selig's Milwaukee Brewers (do they still play in the NL?), and then have the World Series hype centered around Ryan Braun's humanitarianism.

I have to admit that I did a double take when I saw DeBartolo out there. I thought for a moment that he had somehow weaseled back into the league and was secretly running the team under the guise of being the catering director ala Sam Rothstein. Then I realized Terry Bradshaw wasn't present to hand out the trophy.

 

[ralaw]

The NFL PR machine is truly one of the most powerful organizations in the world. The spin on Ray Lewis is pretty remarkable. I'm sure there are some NFL players who have similar "checkered pasts", but they aren't put forward by the NFL as some type of folk hero. It was equally amazing that the NFL had Eddie DeBartolo present the NFC Championship trophy. Here is a guy that was banned from the NFL for his gambling ties, and no longer has any role in football.

It would be like the MLB having Pete Rose present the NL Pennant to Bud Selig's Milwaukee Brewers (do they still play in the NL?), and then have the World Series hype centered around Ryan Braun's humanitarianism.

I think it shows how powerful the NFL is, because people are always willing to overlook issues that other sports and their athletes get destroyed for.

 

[x0xHumblex0x]

No one really knows what happened that day with Ray. He was definitely involved in some way, but I don't know shit so I'm not gonna judge him.

His suit was never found, victims blood in his limo, and he paid off the two families of the dude's murdered. Plenty enough to judge him on.

They were anxious to bury him and investigation turned up no witnesses that said he stabbed anyone . That's been my understanding of it. I really don't care about him covering up for his scumbag friends stabbing another scumbag.
Unless he was outright shooting stabbing folks like rae carruth or Marvin Harrison big whoop. Obstruction of justice is meaningless as I'm pretty positive that particular victims family would rather have 10 million in cash then the stabber in jail.

If they were anxious to bury him, he'd be in jail today. I remember watching Court TV when he was released. The guy on there was saying that there was no other reason than him being an NFL player that he would be released like that. Most people in that position would do time.

Ray Lewis bought those SuperBowl Tickets for his "friends"..........basically meaning, he brought them there.
he knew something cause he was there during the fight.
and if those 2 friends took the wrap for him or they were in fact the guilty ones, then it is what it is.
did Ray actually kill?? :dunno:

but just another event along with:
Tyson going to Jail for Rape
OJ and the glove that didnt fit
Kobe off the hook from Rape

 

[Saluki]

:jonesy:

Way to go Mrs Welker, but you are fighting a losing battle on this one. The NFL and media pretends that none of that has happened.

Shit don't got nothing to do with what happened on the football field. She mad. Plus how old is she? That's the kinda shit high school kids do.

 

[ThomasTomasz]

I'm not going to lie. Ray Lewis loves the camera and himself, but I also think his religious stuff is real. Much like Tebow you really can't hate on a guy for doing what he normally does.....Lewis much like Tebow is a polarizing figure, so the cameras find them. As I've said in the past I really don't care for the religious stuff and I don't know what really happened in Atlanta, but I do know something shady happened. I believe he knows what happened (I do not believe he killed the dudes), but found a way to get out of it.

At least you admin he knows what happened and that something shady happened. Some people won't even admit that.

I guess with all of the comments about God, and his humanitarian works, we'll find out what's real and what's not based on what happens following his retirement. If he still is vocal, still does everything around the Baltimore community, then it's a real change. If not, we know it was spun to change his image. I hope it's the former.

 

[ralaw]

I do find it interesting that this chick is getting killed by the media for saying this, because whenever I hear anything negative about Lewis it has to do with the unresolved case. With Lewis it is obviously the huge elephant in the room. Yeah, her comment was a bit inaccurate, but for the most part she was saying what a lot of people think. It is interesting how the media has decided to just leave that situation alone. If there has ever been a time to bring it up and get Lewis' take on it, it should be during the next 2 weeks.

 

[DoubleDeuce]

I don't get why people are harping on the past. Not a single cell in Ray Lewis' body is leftover from that day. He was definitely complicit in some way, but no one (except those involved) knows exactly what happened. Let's just move on and focus on the positive.

 

[killgod]

I don't get why people are harping on the past. Not a single cell in Ray Lewis' body is leftover from that day. He was definitely complicit in some way, but no one (except those involved) knows exactly what happened. Let's just move on and focus on the positive.

Everyone gets a max 7 year jail sentence cause your cells change in that time span.

GTFO