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I Feel Like Going on: Life, Game, and Glory
I Feel Like Going on: Life, Game, and Glory | Ray Lewis
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Ray Lewis, legendary Baltimore Ravens linebacker and one of the greatest defensive players of his generation, holds nothing back on the state of football as well as his troubled childhood, his rise to athletic greatness, the storm that threatened to ruin his NFL career, and the devastating injury that nearly cost him a final moment of glory. A lot of folks, they know my game, but they don t know my deal. This book right here, it tells the story of my seventeen-year NFL career. It tells of my two Super Bowls, the mark I was blessed to be able to make on the game, on the city of Baltimore. But it also tells the story of how I grew up abandoned by my no-account father, raised with my siblings by our God-fearing, hardworking single mother. It tells how I sometimes struggled off the field. It tells of the anguish and controversy that found me away from the game. Mostly, it tells how heartbreak can sometimes lift you to greatness and glory if you find a way to put your focus in faith, and faith in your focus. When I left the game, confetti raining down on me and my teammates after winning the Super Bowl, I made a promise to myself to show how the game is really played at the highest level. That s what you ll find in these pages a raw, honest look at the business of football and a look behind the scenes at some of the most torturous aspects of the game. The grind of the NFL that s what shines through. My deal? That grind is a given. Every player who wears an NFL uniform has to slog through the same battles just to get to the league. But it s how you prepare for those battles that defines you and here I hope to show how an unwavering trust in God and an unbreakable sense of purpose can lift you from tragedy to triumph. From strength to strength, man that s the deal."
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It's easy to villianize those who make it to the top. There's always gray areas of their life and it's even easier to find when we look at them under the microscope of fame. Ray Lewis tells his story his way. Believe him or not, it's hard not to be inspired.