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Ravens linebacker and future action hero Ray Lewis has done it again, making another hilarious cameo in a fake movie trailer for Funny or Die. Lewis appeared with Drew Brees in a Pepsi Maxx commercial, fending off a serial-killing Pepsi bottle, on the sometimes unsafe-for-work website FunnyorDie.com back in February.
This time, Lewis was one of a handful of NFL players -- including Tony Gonzalez, Shawne Merriman, DeSean Jackson and Dwight Freeney -- with lines in the lockout-spoofing trailer for “Field of Dreams 2.” With the NFL lockout shutting down the NFL season, “Twilight” actor Taylor Lautner heard voices in his head that asked him to build a football field in the middle of his Iowa farm. Then the NFL players started showing up. And trust me, when Lewis arrives, he makes an impact. But I won’t spoil the surprise for you.
Added to the website early Wednesday morning, the video has already racked up more than 100,000 page views and reached “Chosen One” status in the site’s viewer rating system.