Peyton Manning & Ray Lewis reminisce on their playing days

From Peyton's Places Season 1 Episode 6: Peyton Manning sits down with Ray Lewis to talk about the importance of defense in the NFL. Hear untold stories from when Peyton and Ray faced off against each other and Ray's thoughts on the 2013 Super Bowl.

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[williammorrison]

The fact that Ray and the Ravens won 2 rings competing against the 2 greatest quarterbacks in human history in their prime in the same conference is impressive

[jorgeuno]

When Ray said to Peyton “you need to tell me straight up right now who made that call”! You could see the fear in Peyton’s laugh. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[huaijiutv]

I hope Peyton just keep putting out his video production, interviews, analytics, comedy, whatever he does, he's the best!

[r.williamcomm]

Ray Lewis was one the greatest NFL players ever. So sorry to hear that he lost his son, Ray Lewis III. Thoughts, prayers & condolences for Ray Lewis & the rest of the family.

[_ben_miller]

watching someone as passionate and giving of himself to something like ray lewis always motivates me

[susancalifornia]

Love Peyton. He is so perfect hosting these flashback memories.

[Exhibit_C_me]

Ray was undeniably a savage, Dude hit his teammate with a flying knee immediately after winning the Super Bowl 😂.

[douglashall]

I got to say it, this was a excellent interview. Always love listening to Peyton's and Ray Lewis. There's so much that they have to say that a lot of times we didn't know, but their interpretation of the game is so intellectual. And these two are Hall of Famers. I can only thank the producers of Omaha for sharing this episode with us. It's a special one

[therealjakesure]

I dont think there will ever be a middle LB as good as Ray Lewis or Kueckly ever again. That was the peak. They literally were QBs of the defense. You won't see that anymore because of the rule changes and value placed on the position.

[JoelElRican]

Ray is truly one of the best story tellers in football.

[FC-czzd]

My all time favorite clip of Ray Lewis is when Chad Johnson tried to block him. Great stuff.

[daviddorger]

I always wondered if Ray was going to have brain injury issues given the physical manner he played the game and the long career he had, but he seems to be perfectly fine. No visible loss of motor function at all and he looks healthy and in shape even over a decade after he retired. Now that I think about it, he was the one hitting, not getting hit. The guy never lost a step. Even to the day he retired, he was the baddest mfr on that field.

[jimmyjones]

I feel blessed to have been able to watch these two men play in their primes. Ray man, you’re my favourite player of all of the great players to ever play. Thank you for the inspiration.

[paulgarza]

This was awesome! I could listen to these 2 men talk for hours about football, life, or just about anything. Smart, respectful men off/on the field.

[utpharmboy]

seeing and feeling these 2 guys respect for one another is a beautiful thing

[nelson_]

90s kids childhood right here.. the good ole days when the NFL had some dawgs!

[jeremywashington]

Man Peyton is so well rounded. Add Ray in the mix and you have a winner.

[sammurphy]

The mutual respect is obvious and amazing between them.

[toddbrown]

My 2 favorite players of all time right there. Ray and Peyton. Doesnt get
Much better

[hybridwolf]

Ray is a real class act. Never a dirty player, yet he still dominated. Hats off.