Men without work — even worse, men refusing to seek work — are spiritually malnourished. Which brings us to the embodiment of the work ethic: Baltimore (not Indianapolis) Colts split end Raymond Berry, who died on May 25 at age 93. What made Raymond Berry great — what made him, with quarterback John Unitas, the men who changed the way America spends Sunday afternoons, thanks to their heroics in the 1958 “Sudden Death” NFL championship — was a fierce work ethic. Raymond Berry was also a thoroughly decent human being whose conversion story speaks volumes about the man. And I hope those men learn something about the beauty of the work ethic from the example of the unforgettable #82.