Ray Lewis' robot arm can't help him make the interception

By Ryan Van Bibber on Jan 6 2013, 2:03p  @justRVB 3

Robotics isn't quite as far along as we thought.

Ray Lewis -- it's his last game in Baltimore, in case you haven't heard -- almost had Andrew Luck picked off in the second quarter. A tipped pass went right into his hands, but he bobbled the ball and couldn't come up with it.

You'd like his massive robot arm would have helped him make the catch. Robot science is not as advanced as we were led to believe.

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