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Is Terrell Suggs the Muhammad Ali of Baltimore?

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Super Bowl trophy and ring in four weeks to give any of it any credence. But that sticking up for Joe Flacco and The Fu yesterday?

โ€œWhy donโ€™t you like my quarterback?โ€ is an instant classic!

And the Tebow 4th quarter โ€œpraying every weekโ€ line โ€“ thatโ€™s straight outta an Ali-Howard Cosell exchange. Brilliant work, No. 55!

Well, Sizzle you didnโ€™t have me at โ€œhelloโ€ but youโ€™ve grown on me Big Boy.

Honestly, I like the guy youโ€™ve become Terrell Suggs in 2012. Youโ€™re funny. Youโ€™re engaging. Sometimes youโ€™re crass and sometimes youโ€™re witty but youโ€™re almost always assessing things with color, clarity and a focus on winning a championship. And as an Orioles fan, Iโ€™m glad the purple side of the freeway actually cares about winning for the city.

Youโ€™ve heard Ray Lewis say it a thousand times:

โ€œSizzle always gonna be Sizzle!โ€

And I donโ€™t think thatโ€™s a bad thing and maybe it thatโ€™s a little of that Rex Ryan rubbing off on him.

If you havenโ€™t seen the video exchange with that boob Skip Bayless, whose sports knowledge could fit in a thimble, itโ€™s priceless.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk6IRGSDeOE

This was part Ali, part Mike Tyson, part Rod Tidwell and part The Rock. Sizzle is almost like a WWE character at this point but the message is clear. As his future Hall of Fame teammate Ray Lewis once said:

โ€œI like the bus Iโ€™m on going to the stadium.โ€

I love that quote and so do some members of my WNST.net who always recite that line to me. So, itโ€™s gotta little personal meaning as well, but you get the point.

Terrell Suggs has the back โ€“ if not The Fu โ€“ of his

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