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The 2013 NFL schedule has been released.  And now everyone can take a deep breath and be relieved.  Until the games start that is.  Here is a look at the Top 5 games to watch on the upcoming NFL calendar.

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Ray Lewis' play and personality has amassed him a countless base of fans stretching across the sporting landscape.  I am not one of those fans.

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Unless you have been living in a location without electricity, newspapers, or any other form of information from the outside world, you know that Super Bowl XLVII is Ray Lewis' last career NFL game. You know that he's cried a lot and that he apparently has a taste for deer antler spray. Now we all know what he is going to be wearing on his feet.

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This ‘SNL’ spoof of the animated and extremely emotional Ray Lewis will have you cracking up.  Kenan Thompson does a fantastic job of impersonating Ray Ray.

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We are still ten days away from Super Bowl 47 kicking off in New Orleans, but there are some people who have already started to complain about how much coverage certain story-lines and "angles" are being covered by the media, local and national alike. As somebody who works in the media, I will openly admit that certain subject matters can become dry and run into the ground more than others, especially when everyone in the entire country is focusing on the biggest football game of the 2012-13 NFL season.

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Baltimore beat Denver in an instant playoff classic, and San Francisco dominated Green Bay in the NFC. Here's a recap of Saturday's NFL action:

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A worker at the Baltimore National Aquarium felt compelled to pay tribute to Ray Lewis by doing his dance under water.  Was the worker bitten by a shark while dancing?

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Baltimore Ravens stud linebacker Ray Lewis performed the final pregame dance of his legendary career in the Charm City on Sunday.

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There comes a time in every great athlete’s life where they’ve got to hang up their cleats and call it a career. For future Hall of Famer Ray Lewis, that time is drawing near.

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The New York Yankees and the Baltimore Ravens have each lost legendary players this week.  It begs the question; which loss is worse?

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The Baltimore Ravens defense took a rough blow Monday as it was announced that Linebacker Ray Lewis will be out for the rest of the season with a torn triceps muscle. It is a complete tear and could quite possibly put an end to his career.

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This weekend saw two of the true "team leaders" in baseball and football go down with injuries: Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees suffering a broken ankle, and Ray Lewis of the Baltimore Ravens suffering a possible season-ending triceps injury

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