Ray Lewis: Linebacker, Leader
Ray Lewis has anchored Baltimore's corps of linebackers since 1996. Last week, he announced Patrick Smith/Getty Images Ray Lewis has anchored Baltimore's corps of linebackers since 1996. Last week, he announced he would retire after the playoffs.
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis's looming retirement as a lovable football hero in good standing—a “cuddly warrior,” as I once called him—should give pause to all those inclined to prophesy imminent doom for the game he plays. Not that there
Job offers, it seems, are pouring in for Ray Lewis, now that he's announced his retirement at the end of the Baltimore Ravens' postseason, after 17 seasons with the team. Sports Illustrated has reported Lewis will sign a multi-year contract with ESPN
From the blog Shutdown Corner: At the age of 37, Ravens LB Ray Lewis decided this will be his final season in uniform. While every career ends at some point, Mike Florio calls today's decision curious. A week before the
From the blog Shutdown Corner: At the age of 37, Ravens LB Ray Lewis decided this will be his final season in uniform. While every career ends at some point, Mike Florio calls today's decision curious. A week before the
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