Ravens' Ray Lewis to Retire at Postseason's End
The linebacker is in his 17th season with the Ravens.
Baltimore Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis will retire at the end of the team's run in the current postseason. Lewis made the announcement while speaking to the media early Wednesday afternoon. The Ravens' Twitter feed said he told the team, "This will be my last ride." Lewis, the MVP of the Ravens' last Super Bowl in 2001, will have spent his entire 17-season career with Baltimore. Lewis, a first-round pick for the Ravens in 1996 (their first season in Baltimore) has been selected for 13 Pro Bowls and has three times been named the AFC defensive player of the year, in 2000, 2001 and 2003. Video will be added to this story as soon as it is available. You tell us: What is your favorite Ray Lewis moment? What will you miss most about him?
Paul Lemle
8:43 am on Thursday, March 15, 2012
Having taught Zach, it's worth saying that he's also a genuinely nice guy. Good luck to him in the draft! more ›