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Michael Phelps Teaches Ravens How to Swim on Video, Gives Speech with Ray Lewis
Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps and legendary Ravens' linebacker Ray Lewis stopped by to give the team motivation speeches ahead of the 2025 campaign. Phelps discussed doing the "small things" when preparing and talked about some of his experiences in the Olympics. Lewis gave a fiery speech about the mentality needed to win a championship.
Ray Lewis signing autographs in the sports section of the paper (“Ravens legend Ray Lewis attends practice, delivers message ...
Ray Lewis would tell you to whip a bear with a switch, or that you could go fight Mike Tyson in his prime, and you'd believe it, because he worked harder than anyone, and more passionately." ...
Ray Ray Lewis III had a football dream. He wanted to make his daddy proud. He wanted to be like his father and enjoy that type of success. Any chance of that ended in South Carolina.
Ray Lewis was the Ravens’ second pick in the first round in the 1996 NFL draft after Jonathan Ogden. Perhaps it’s fitting that Ogden was the first Raven to be inducted into the Pro Football ...
Ray Lewis is doing everything he can to make the Atlanta incident a footnote to his story, not the first line, and he's well on the way. He understands how redemption works in America, and he's ...
Ray Lewis III has been laid to rest, one week after his sudden death. A funeral service for the 28-year-old son of NFL Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis was held on Saturday at Calvary Orlando ...
New York Jets kicker Nick Folk makes a 31-yard field goal. New York Jets quarterback Adrian Martinez completes a 23-yard pass to rookie wide receiver Arian Smith. Los Angeles Rams outside linebacker ...
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