Video: How to pursue the Ray Lewis PED story
Ray Lewis dismissed the report that he was given a deer-antler spray that contained a banned substance to help heal his torn triceps. CineSport's Noah Coslov & the Inquirer's Bob Ford discuss.
Video: How to pursue the Ray Lewis PED story
Ray Lewis dismissed the report that he was given a deer-antler spray that contained a banned substance to help heal his torn triceps. CineSport's Noah Coslov & the Inquirer's Bob Ford discuss.
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NFL will cover it up, like his crime.— Sidewinder7- will it help a person recover from hip replacement surgery? If so where can I get some for my sister?— unbelieveable!
- if possible,my opinion of this alleged journalist has lowered ... he basically says he is too lazy to pursue a real story ... but wold gladly take pot shots at Andy Reid ... he is lazy at best and a coward ... as is this entire media outlet. Don't believe me ? Where are the follow stories about Bill Conlin? Yep, that's what I thought ....— FatBoy90
- If you're sitting around fatboy wondering about follow up stories on Bill conlin to assuage your hunger for gossip, there's plenty of fodder out there beyond philly.com— retzlaff
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Bob Ford has been writing about Philadelphia sports since 1981, and is still trying to figure it all out. A former beat writer covering the Phillies and the 76ers, Ford became a general sports columnist for the Inquirer in 2003, following in and occasionally falling in the deep footsteps of Bill Lyon, Frank Dolson and many distinguished others. He comes to the Philly.com blogosphere after award-winning success as designer/editor of the fabulous Pen & Pencil Club softball blog. Likes: Palestra, inside-the-park home runs, sunny days. Dislikes: phony people, cloudy days, rewrites.
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