Ray Lewis has long stood as the toughest and most dominant linebacker the NFL has ever seen. His career thrived on leadership, emotion, and a relentless edge.

* NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis has spoken candidly about his longtime friendship and eventual rift with fellow Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe. In a newly surfaced interview from Patrick Bet-David’s ...

Adam Schefter was in the news in one more than one Wednesday. One is a tad bit more colorful than the other. However, the ESPN NFL insider reported that Baltimore Ravens Hall-of-Fame linebacker Ray ...

"We are proud to honor Ray Ray’s legacy by teaching our youth about football safety while sharing and supporting research on CTE," Lewis said In a press release from the Concussion Legacy Foundation ...

The trend of former big-name football players becoming head coaches seems to be continuing. Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis was named as a candidate for the head coaching position at ...

Ravens legend Ray Lewis will stage a charity fundraising event on Friday, Feb 6. as the First Citizen’s Bank SVB Experience Center.

Former Baltimore Ravens teammates Shannon Sharpe and Ray Lewis are not in a great place at the moment. The pair are both NFL Hall of Famers and won a Super Bowl together with the Baltimore Ravens in ...

The recent buzz linking Ray Lewis to a potential college football gig has several fans fired up. Reports emerged Tuesday that Lewis is being considered for the vacant head coaching job at Florida ...

Ray Lewis III died with a lethal mix of fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine in his system, according to autopsy results that were released last year. It turn out he was suffering from much more ...

A 23-time Olympic gold medalist was in the house Tuesday at Ravens practice in Owings Mills, and he wasn’t alone. Michael Phelps was there for the Marlon Humphrey-orchestrated swimming lessons after ...

It took excessive defensive firepower to interrupt Tom Brady and Peyton Manning's shared monopoly of the AFC playoffs in the new century but Ray Lewis proved to be one of the most consistent sources.

Kudos to Baltimore Sun photographer Karl Merton Ferron. In the Baltimore Sun edition from Aug. 13, there is a photo of Ray Lewis signing autographs in the sports section of the paper (“Ravens legend ...