After 17 tremendous NFL seasons, Ray Lewis has decided to call it quits. Many believe that Lewis is not only the greatest middle linebacker of all time, but also the greatest defensive player to ever grace a football field.
The return of Ray Lewis for what may be his last home game in Baltimore is likely to offer the Ravens an emotional boost against the Colts. (Chris Trotman/Getty Images). Throughout most of the 2012 regular season, the
Ray Lewis announced Wednesday that he plans to retire at the end of the season, his 17th with the Baltimore Ravens. Lewis told his teammates that “this will be my last ride,” according to the team's official Twitter feed.
Hey, you might have missed this story but Ray Lewis is going to retire. Yes, you can take a moment if you need it. I understand this will come as a complete shock to you. All kidding aside, Lewis is one of the most revered
Ravens coach John Harbaugh paid tribute today to retiring star inside linebacker Ray Lewis, saying he's honored to be associated with the emotional goodbye of the two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year. As Lewis announced his pending retirement
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