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Body Shot: Baltimore Ravens RB Ray Rice

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Ray Rice talks about his body (0:45)

Jun 4, 2010

James WalkerESPN Staff Writer
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In an ESPN Insider photo gallery, Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice opens up to ESPN The Magazine about his body, specifically his powerful legs, which allow him that extra push to break through opposing defensive lines.