Ravens inside linebacker Jameel McClain is speaking out against
bullying and cyberbulling as a global ambassador for Stomp Out
Bullying, a cause that affected him growing up in Philadelphia.
McClain dealt with his family being homeless at one point and
spent a year at a community shelter. He was often teased by
other children because of his clothing since his family was
extremely limited financially.  "Bullying is such a broad term
for me," McClain told The Baltimore Sun. "I think it affects
people on so many levels. When I was a kid, I saw it from
something as simple as the clothes I would wear, as far as not
having confidence in myself when people would pick on me. They
had the ability to pick on me because of what I was going
through.  "Bullying can be as simple as telling someone they're
undersized or can't play this game. I've had a lot of
experiences. Words last longer than bruises. I can remember
fights I went through as a kid where I didn't feel it when I got
hit in my stomach. You don't feel that pa