NY Jets QB Ray Lucas "Wanted to End My Miserable Life" - GQ Casualties of the Gridiron–EP1
Published November 19, 2013
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Views
159,114
Likes
398
Comments
67
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About
Plagued by chronic pain from injuries sustained during his years playing quarterback for the New York Jets, Ray Lucas hit rock bottom when he thought driving off a bridge might be his only option. Addicted to painkillers and desperate for an alternative, he finally connected with the support group he needed to turn thi…
- Published
- November 19, 2013
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How NY Jets QB Ray Lucas "Wanted to End My Miserable Life" - GQ Casualties of the Gridiron–EP1 is doing
It has 159K views in total. It ranks #10,774,316 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about NY Jets QB Ray Lucas "Wanted to End My Miserable Life" - GQ Casualties of the Gridiron–EP1
- Total views
- 159K
- Total likes
- 398
- Total comments
- 67
- Published
- November 19, 2013
- Global rank by views
- #10,774,316
Frequently asked questions
How many views does NY Jets QB Ray Lucas "Wanted to End My Miserable Life" - GQ Casualties of the Gridiron–EP1 have?
NY Jets QB Ray Lucas "Wanted to End My Miserable Life" - GQ Casualties of the Gridiron–EP1 has 159,114 views, 398 likes and 67 comments, ranking #10,774,316 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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