The NFL's changing schemes have resulted in ideal personnel archetypes on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball.

Baltimore Ravens legend Ray Lewis is no stranger to big playoff moments. In his 17-year NFL career, where every season was spent with the same franchise, Lewis played in 21 playoff games over nine ...

New England's unstoppable offense didn't meet immovable forces very often. But when Lewis was on the field, things changed.

Ray Lewis was one of the greatest and most beloved players in Baltimore Ravens history, and his defensive prowess helped the franchise win Super Bowl championships in the 2000 and 2012 seasons.

Ray Lewis hasn't suited up for the Baltimore Ravens in well over a decade now but in many ways he's still the face of the organization. From 1996-2012, Lewis served as the heart and soul of ...

Ray Lewis is considered one of the greatest linebackers ... While he spent his entire professional career as a member of the Baltimore Ravens, the two-time Super Bowl champion has ties to the ...

Former Baltimore Ravens star Ray Lewis, like Hamlin, is on the board of the One Eight Capital fund, which is looking to raise $100 million by the end of the year. One Eight Capital founder and ...

Ray Rice moved back to the Baltimore area a few years ago feeling he had “unfinished business” with the community that had ...

The Ravens like to hold on to homegrown players when they can. It hasn’t always worked out, but it has been a fruitful ...

"He’d have 37 (yards) against (the Ravens') defense," Sharpe predicted. "You're not running, because you've got Sam (Adams) and Goose (Tony Siragusa) and Ray (Lewis) running free. Ray's hunting." ...