Michael Phelps left in the awe of the legend of the US Football Association, Ed Reed, the genius strategic

Michael Phelps has been a thirsty football fans over the years. Recently, the American was surprised by the strategic genius of the American Football Association legend Ed Reed and was quickly to express his management former football player.

Being from Baltimore himself, Phelps has long been a strong supporter in favor of Baltimore Raven. He interacted with the team on multiple occasions. In 2012, the swimmer participated in Erm Ravines Quinn as an honorary leader and was the last person who was introduced from the Raver’s tunnel while he was playing against Cincinnati Bengaps.

newly, Michael Phelps Rshared a Instagram Post, who praised the safety of the former Ravns ED Reed for his story. The strategic genius publication discussed Red and how he managed to get better from Gardbbe Biton Manning after misleading a full season. Phelps wrote, in response to this,

“A man … the best! I love watching this man plays the ball! LFG @Edreedhof20.”

When Ed Reed praised Michael Phelps after Super Paul Raven’s victory

Michael Phelps was constantly honest with his support for Baltimore Ravens. In 2012, the American Super Bowl XLVII attended his support for the team. This game saw Ravens victorious over San Francisco 49ers to raise Super Bowl for the first time in a decade.

After the game, Ed Reed Praise for Phelps. At that time, the swimmer was new from the winning series in London OlympicsAnd his guest Reid brought the winning spirit to the crows, and tells him (as the USA TODAY) was conveyed,

“I brought the spirit of the hero to us.”

After the match, Phelps admitted that he was an emotional victory for him as well, especially as he represents the retirement of a close friend and the Ravens legend Ray Lewis.

Many tears throughout this game today. Watch (Lewis) is the last play of the game today, this is the last time that I will see it. It is a very difficult thing for people in Timur to see it. I would like to be more emotional here than I was in London, just because I did Ray for me in my career, and how much helped me in my career. “

Michael Phelps will continue in retirement in 2016. Throughout his career, the American won 28 Olympic medals, 23 of which are gold. This made the Olympic most successful ever through any sport.