I Feel Like Going On

Life, Game, and Glory

By: Ray Lewis, Daniel Paisner

Narrated by: JD Jackson

In this New York Times bestselling memoir, Ray Lewis—legendary Baltimore Ravens linebacker and one of the greatest defensive players of his generation—holds nothing back on the state of football as well as his troubled childhood, his rise to athletic greatness, the storm that threatened to ruin his NFL career, and the devastating injury that nearly cost him a final moment of glory.

Ray Lewis is undeniably one of the biggest names in football—not only for his seventeen years in the NFL, but also for the dramatic events that nearly brought his career to a halt in 2000. In his memoir, Lewis shares honest accounts of his difficult childhood and delves into the anguish and controversy that he found away from the game. But these heartbreaks gave him the courage to trust in God and continue his dream to play for the NFL and win the Super Bowl.

From a rookie player to a football veteran, Lewis has experienced everything imaginable during his football career, and has become one of the best defensive players in the history of the NFL. I Feel Like Going On is the story of his incredible journey, and a sincere look at the most popular sport in America from one of football’s most revered players.

Kudos

The narrator excellent. Whole new respect for Ray Lewis. Not just a football player, but as a man.

Totally real!

Ray Lewis is a true representation of competitor and leader. I highly recommend this book.

Awesome book+ brilliant narrating !

Great book and great narrator, literally felt like Ray Lewis was reading this book through the narrator

So many emotions!

I love Ray Lewis, so I’m probably a little biased. But hearing his story made me respect him too. I literally went through all the emotions a human can feel. I even cried. Many parts just really hit home for me. Thank you Ray Lewis for sharing your story, in your own words. The only thing I would have changed, was that I like it when the actual person narrates. Don’t get me wrong, the narrator was great. Just would rather heard Mr. Lewis’s voice.

powerful book

this book was inspiring and made think of how u can over pain and to use it as fuel to move forward