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Ray Lewis

PositionInside Linebacker

Experience14 years

Height6-1

Weight250

CollegeMiami

High SchoolKathleen (FL)

HometownLakeland, Florida

Birthdate5/15/1975

Joined RavensDraft 1B (26th), 1996

Joined NFL1996

Ray Lewis Statistics

    • Games Played/Started: (1996, 14/13); (1997, 16/16); (1998, 14/14); (1999, 16/16); (2000, 16/16); (2001 16/16); (2002, 5/5); (2003, 16/16); (2004, 15/15); (2005, 6/6); (2006, 14/14); (2007, 14/14); (2008, 16/16); (2009, 9/9) Total 183/182
    • Playoffs: (2000, 4/4); (2001, 2/2); (2003, 1/1); (2006, 1/1) (2008, 3/3) Total 11/11
    • Ten-time Pro Bowler (1997-2001, 2003-04 and 2006-08), 2-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year (2000 and ’03) and Super Bowl XXXV MVP, who continues to cement his legacy as the greatest LB and one of the best players in NFL history
    • Enters 2009 as the Ravens’ franchise leader with 2,182 career tackles (1,451 solo)
    • Has also posted 33.5 sacks, 28 INTs (2nd in franchise history), 102 PD, 12 FFs and 14 FRs
    • In 11 career postseason games, he has recorded 131 tackles (86 solo), 2 INTs returned for 54 yards (including 1 for a TD), 11 PD, 4 FFs and 1 FR
    • In 2008, Lewis earned his 10th Pro Bowl invite, 1st-team All-Pro from The Associated Press, 1st-team All-NFL and All-AFC from PFW/PFWA, after starting all 16 games, leading the team with 160 tackles (10th season with at least 150 tackles)
    • He also posted 3.5 sacks (-32.5 yards), 3 INTs, 1 FF, 2 FRs and 12 PD as the heart and soul of the NFL’s 2nd-ranked defense
    • Ravens finished 2008 not allowing a 100-yard rusher in 35 consecutive games
    • Also started all 3 postseason games in ‘08, leading the team with 29 tackles (23 solo), 1 PD and 2 FFs (both recovered by the Ravens)
    • Named to his 9th Pro Bowl after starting all 14 games in which he played (missed the final 2 with a finger injury) and led the team for the 10th time in his career with 184 tackles in 2007
    • Earned his 8th Pro Bowl nod in 2006 after an injury to Broncos LB Al Wilson, but Lewis could not play due to a hand injury, giving way to teammate Bart Scott, who earned his 1st-career Pro Bowl
    • Led the NFL’s No.1-rated defense in tackles in 9 games and finished with a team-leading 164 tackles
    • Started 15 games in 2004 (missing 1 due to a broken wrist)
    • Earned 2nd-straight Pro Bowl berth after leading the team with 200 tackles (3rd 200-tackle season)
    • Also named 1st-team All-Pro by The AP, 2nd-team All-Pro by College and Pro Football Weekly and Football Digest and All-Pro by The Sporting News in 2004
    • Earned 2003 AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors for the 2nd time (2000), becoming just the 6th player in NFL history to win multiple times (Lawrence Taylor – 3 times, Joe Greene, Mike Singletary, Bruce Smith and Reggie White – 2 times each)
    • Was the leading vote-getter (49 of 50) when he earned 1st-team AP All-Pro honors
    • Also earned Pro Football Weekly, PFWA and Football Digest Defensive MVP honors
    • Was named to Dr. Z’s Sports Illustrated All-Pro team, Pro Football Weekly’s All-NFL team, Pro Football Weekly’s All-AFC team, Football Digest’s All-Pro 1st-team, The Sporting News’ All-Pro team and received the KC 101 AFC Defensive Player of the Year award for the 3rd time
    • Lewis and DE Bruce Smith are the only players to win the award 3 times
    • Finished the season with a franchise-record 225 tackles in 2003
    • Also recorded 13 PD and led all NFL LBs with 6 INTs
    • In June 2003, Lewis was voted the NFL’s most dominant player by NFL head coaches (CBS Sportsline)
    • He received 10 votes while no other player received more than 2
    • Earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors Week 3 (2002) vs. Denver after posting 20 tackles (12 solo), 2 PD and an INT on Monday Night Football
    • Lewis earned his 5th consecutivePro Bowl in 2001 when he led the NFL in tackles (196) and also was named 1st-team All-Pro
    • Was the 2nd player in NFL history to win both NFL Defensive Player of the Year and Super Bowl MVP (2000). DT Harvey Martin of Dallas won Defensive Player of the Year in 1977 and was co-MVP of Super Bowl XXII with DT Randy White
    • Pro Bowl starter and 1st-team All-Pro while leading the Ravens to the Super Bowl - all at age 25
    • Lewis was voted to his 4th straight Pro Bowl in 2000 and again led the team in tackles (187)
    • Named a unanimous All-Pro
    • In 2000, led a defense that set a 16-game single-season record for fewest points allowed (165), set the 16-game record for fewest rushing yards allowed (970), recorded 4 shutouts, 1 shy of the post-1970 merger record, and finished 1st league-wide in 6 key defensive categories
    • Led all NFL tacklers in 2000 postseason with 31 (44 after coaches video review)
    • Made his 2nd trip to the Pro Bowl following the 1998 season after leading the Ravens for the 3rd straight year with 154 tackles
    • Also tabbed for The Sporting News All-Pro Team
    • Won the John Mackey Award in June of ‘97, as voted by his peers, as the AFC’s best LB
    • Selected as the “needs” player for the victorious AFC squad in the 1997 Pro Bowl after leading the NFL with 210 tackles, 68 more than his team-leading total in 1996
    • Stepped into the starting MLB role in his rookie season at age 21 and earned USA Today’s All-Rookie team honors after leading the Ravens with 142 tackles.
    • Ray Lewis re-signed (7-year contract) with the Baltimore Ravens on 3/16/09
    • Resigned with the Ravens on 8/1/03
    • Signed a renegotiated contract with Baltimore on 7/21/02
    • Signed a renegotiated contract with Baltimore on 2/27/01
    • Signed a renegotiated contract with the Ravens on 11/20/98
    • Signed a renegotiated agreement with Baltimore on 8/25/97
    • Was Baltimore’s 2nd pick in the 1st round (26th overall) of the 1996 NFL Draft (after Jonathan Ogden was selected with the 4th overall choice in that draft)
    • Ravens obtained the 26th pick from San Francisco in a 1995 draft-day trade
    • Was the 4th LB selected overall in the draft (Kevin Hardy - 12nd overall by Jacksonville, John Mobley - 15th overall by Denver and Reggie Brown - 17th overall by Detroit).
    • 2009: Game 9 at Cle. (11/16): Led the team with 7 tackles (5 solo), 1 sack (-7 yards) and 2 PD as part of a defense that held the Browns to 160 total yards in the 16-0 shutout.
    • Game 8 at Cin. (11/8): Tied for the team lead with 12 tackles, including 7 solo, and 3 QB hits against the Bengals.
    • Game 7 vs. Den. (11/1): Started and led the team with 13 tackles (6 solo) and 1 QB hit as part of a defense that held the Broncos to 200 total yards and 3 of 13 on 3rd down.
    • Game 6 at Min. (10/18): Led the team with 11 tackles (7 solo), including a sack (-8 yards) against the Vikings.
    • Game 5 vs. Cin. (10/11): Led the team with 12 tackles, including 11 solo and 2 PD against the Bengals.
    • Game 4 at NE (10/4): Started and led the team with 10 tackles as part of a defense that held the Patriots to 2.8 yards per rush and 40% on 3rd-down conversions.
    • Game 3 vs. Cle. (9/27): Led the team with 9 tackles, as part of a defense that held the Browns to 186 total yards, including 126 passing, and forced 4 turnovers in the 34-3 victory.
    • Game 2 at SD (9/20): Led the Ravens with 11 tackles (9 solo) and 1 FF in the 31-26 win...Lewis made a monster tackle on 4th-and-2 on the Ravens’ 15-yard line, for a 5-yard loss with 15 seconds remaining in the game to seal the victory...Led a defense that held the Chargers to 53 rushing yards and a 2.5 rushing average in the 31-26 win.
    • Game 1 vs. KC (9/13): Started and led the team with 7 tackles (4 solo) and helped hold the Chiefs to 188 total yards, including just 29 on the ground in the 38-24 win.df
      2008: Earned his 10th Pro Bowl berth, 1st-team All-Pro from The AP, 1st-team All-NFL and All-AFC from PFW/PFWA, after starting all 16 games, leading the team with 160 tackles (10th season with at least 150 tackles)
    • Lewis also had 3.5 sacks (-32.5 yards), 3 INTs, 1 FF, 2 FRs and 12 PD (2nd-highest total of career) as the heart and soul of the NFL’s 2nd-ranked defense
    • Ravens finished 2008 not allowing a 100-yard rusher in 35 consecutive games
    • Led the team with 13 tackles and recorded a career-high 2 FRs in the 27-7 victory over the Jaguars in game 16 vs. Jax. (12/28)
    • Earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors as a dominating, disruptive force, leading the team with 9 tackles (6 solo), 2 PD and 2 INTs (1 of which led to a Ravens’ TD) in game 9 at Hou. (11/9)
    • Also started all 3 postseason games, leading the team with 29 tackles (23 solo), 1 PD and 2 FFs (both recovered by the Ravens)
    • Led the team with 9 tackles, including 1 TFL as part of a defense that held the Dolphins to 52 rushing yards (2.5 avg.) and tied a postseason franchise record by forcing 5 turnovers (4 INTs) in the 27-9 Wild Card win at Mia. (1/4/09).
    • 2007: Named to his 9th Pro Bowl after starting all 14 games he played (missing the final 2 with a finger injury)
    • Led the team in tackles for the 10th time in his career with 184 stops, 10 PD (2nd-highest total of his career), 2 sacks (-7 yards), 2 INTs, 2 FFs and 1 FR
    • Surpassed the 2,000-career tackle mark with his performance in game 12 vs. NE (12/3)
    • Led the team with 14 tackles (7 solo),tied a career high with 3 PD (1 of which led to an INT and a Ravens’ FG) and helped force the Rams into a Ravens’ franchise-single-game-record 5 INTs in the 22-3 win in game 6 vs. STL (10/14)
    • Started his 150th-career game and netted 6 tackles, including 4 solo in the 26-23 win in game 3 vs. Ari. (9/23).
    • 2006: Earned his 8th Pro Bowl invite after an injury to Broncos LB Al Wilson, but Lewis could not play due to a hand injury, giving way to teammate Bart Scott, who earned his 1st-career Pro Bowl
    • Started 14 games (missing 2 with a back injury) and led the team for the 9th time in his career with 164 tackles (9th 100-tackle season), 9 PD, 5 sacks (-36.5 yards), 2 INTs, 1 FF and 1 FR
    • Led the NFL’s No.1-rated defense in tackles in 9 games
    • Started and led the team with a postseason franchise-record and career-high 23 tackles, including 13 solo while helping hold the Colts to 2.9 yards per rush in the Divisional Playoff game vs. Ind. (1/13/07)
    • Led the team with 10 tackles, including 7 solo en route to earning AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors for his performance in the 27-0 victory in the season opener at TB (9/10)
    • Also had 1 sack (-9 yards) and led the team with 3 PD, one of which was on 3rd-and-4 from the Ravens’ 13-yard line to force 4th down
    • His 2nd was on the ensuing play on 4th down when he knocked away a QB Chris Simms pass to preserve the shutout.
    • 2005: Started the 1st 6 games of the season and recorded 77 tackles (was on pace for 205 tackles on the season), 1 sack, 3 PD, 1 INT and 1 FR before missing the final 10 games of the year after surgery to repair a torn hamstring
    • Placed on Injured Reserve on 12/8
    • Was all over the field, leading the team with 10 tackles, 2 PD, an INT (which led to a FG) and a FR, which led to a TD, in game 5 vs. Cle. (10/16)
    • Earned defensive game ball for his effort vs. the Browns.
    • 2004: Dynamic ILB earned his 7th Pro Bowl nod in 9 seasons after leading the Ravens with 200 tackles (the 3rd 200-tackle performance of his career), including 122 solo
    • Named 1st-team All Pro by the AP, 2nd-team All Pro by College and Pro Football Weekly and Football Digest and All Pro by the Sporting News in 2004
    • Lewis started the season’s 1st 15 games, but missed game 16 vs. Mia. due to a broken wrist
    • Recovered 2 fumbles, had 3 PD, 1 sack and 1 FF
    • Two of his PD led to INTs by teammates, including 1 that Ed Reed returned 106 yards for a TD in game 8 vs. Cle., setting a then- NFL record
    • Posted a season-high 17 tackles, including 9 solo (surpassing 1,000 solo tackles for his career), and 1 TFL in game 2 vs. Pit. (9/19).
    • 2003: Started all 16 games earning, AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors for the 2nd time (2000), becoming just the 6th player in NFL history to win multiple times (Lawrence Taylor – 3 times, Joe Greene, Mike Singletary, Bruce Smith and Reggie White – 2 times each)
    • Earned his 6th Pro Bowl nod and was the leading vote-getter (49 of 50) for 1st-team AP All-Pro honors
    • Also earnedPro Football Weekly, PFWA and Football Digest Defensive MVP honors
    • Was named to Dr. Z’sSports Illustrated All-Pro team, Pro Football Weekly’s All-NFL team, Pro Football Weekly’s All-AFC team, Football Digest’s All-Pro 1st-team and The Sporting News’ All Pro team
    • Was named AFC Defensive Player of the Year by the KC 101 Club for the 3rd time in 4 years, and won the NFL Alumni LB of the Year award as he finished the season with a franchise-record 225 tackles
    • Also recorded 13 PD, led all NFL LBs with 6 INTs, 1.5 sacks, 2 FFs and 2 FRs in the regular season
    • Led team with 15 tackles (9 solo), 1 PD and 1 INT, his career-high 6th INT in the season finale vs. Pit. (12/28)
    • Earned Defensive Player of the Week honors for his performance against the Steelers
    • Was named the AFC Defensive Player of the Month for November after posting 58 tackles (44 solo), a half sack, 3 INTs (1 returned for a TD), 2 FFs and 1 FR in that span
    • Tied a season high with 19 tackles (16 solo) in game 12 vs. SF (11/30)
    • Lewis’ PD was recorded on an INT he returned 29 yards for his1st-career INT return for a TD (regular season)
    • Started his 100th-career game and led the team with 19 tackles (12 solo) in game 4 vs. KC (9/28).
    • 2002: Started 5 games before being placed on Injured Reserve (shoulder) on 11/26
    • Still managed to finish 5th on the team with 85 tackles (57 solo)
    • Also had 1 FF, 1 FR, 2 PD and 2 INTs for the season
    • Placed on IR (shoulder) on 11/26
    • Led the team with 18 tackles (13 solo) in week 10 at Mia. (11/17)
    • Was inactive Weeks 5-9 with a shoulder injury (partial subluxation) suffered at Cle.,breaking a streak of 63 consecutive starts
    • Started at ILB and led the team with a season-high 20 tackles (12 solo) in game 3 vs. Den. (9/30)
    • Had an INT and 2 PD against the Broncos
    • Earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week award for his performance versus the Broncos.
    • 2001: First-team All-Pro and earned 5th consecutive Pro Bowl nod as he started all 16 games and led the team and the NFL with 196 tackles, the 6th consecutive year that he led the Ravens in tackles
    • Made 2 tackles and scored 1 TD in the Pro Bowl
    • After CB Ty Law intercepted QB Donovan McNabb and ran 31 yards, he pitched the ball to Lewis, who rumbled 13 yards into the end zone while carrying 3 defenders on his back
    • Recorded season-high 19 tackles (13 solo), including 1 sack and 2 TFL, in 39-27 win in game 12 vs. Ind. (12/2).
    • 2000: NFL Defensive MVP and Super Bowl MVP
    • Pro Bowl Starter and 1st-Team All-Pro while leading the Ravens to the World Championship - all at age 25
    • Lewis was voted to his 4th-straight Pro Bowl and once again led the team with 187 tackles
    • Named unanimous All-Pro
    • Ravens 2000 Player of the Year by the QB Club of Baltimore
    • Was named AFC Defensive Player of the Year by the KC 101 Club
    • Led a defense that set a 16-game single-season record for fewest points allowed (165), set the 16-game record for fewest rushing yards allowed (970), recorded 4 shutouts, 1 shy of the post-1970 merger record, and finished ranked 1st in 6 defensive categories
    • In the postseason, he led all NFL players with 44 tackles (28 solo), 2 INTs (one for a 50-yard TD at Ten. on 1/7/01), 7 PD and 1 FR
    • Baltimore outscored opponents 95-23 in the postseason and the defense permitted just 1 TD (a 2-yard rush by Titans’ RB Eddie George)
    • Recorded 11 tackles (5 solo) and 4 PD in the Ravens’ 34-7 win over NYG (1/28/01) in Super Bowl XXXV
    • Led team with 12 total tackles, 1 INT (stolen from George) for a 50-yard TD in the Ravens’ 24-10 AFC Divisional Playoff victory at Ten. (1/7/01)
    • Named NFL Defensive Player of the Year prior to the Titans’ game and had 9 solo tackles
    • Led all tacklers with 16 stops (11 solo) in game 9 vs. Pit. (10/29)
    • Had 20 tackles (13 solo), in game 7 at Was. (10/15).
    • 1999: Pro Bowl starter and named AP, Sports Illustrated, Pro Football Weekly, The Sporting News, Football Digest and USA Today 1st-Team All-Pro
    • Named to Football News and Pro Football Weekly’s All-AFC Team and College & Pro Football Newsweekly’s 2nd-Team All-Pro
    • Also won the NFL Alumni Linebacker of the Year Award
    • Named Ravens 1999 Player of the Year by the QB Club of Baltimore
    • Led the team and the NFL with 198 tackles
    • Also had 3.5 QB sacks, a career-high 3 INTs, 8 PD and 1 FF
    • Recorded double digits in tackles in 11 games
    • Surpassed the 600-tackle mark in game 7 vs. Buf. (10/31) by recording 16 tackles (13 solo), including a 2-yard sack
    • Played in 50th-career game in game 6 vs. KC (10/21)
    • Had 18 stops (12 solo) in game 2 vs. Pit. (9/19)
    • Recorded 15 tackles, including an 8-yard sack, a career-long 60-yard INT return, 2 TFL and 1 PD in game 1 at STL (9/12).
    • 1998: Voted to the Pro Bowl as 1 of 2 MLBs (along with Junior Seau)
    • Also named All-Pro byThe Sporting News and 2nd-team All-Pro by AP
    • Led team with 154 tackles despite missing almost 3 games with a dislocated elbow
    • Also had 2 INTs, 3 sacks, 10 PD and 1 FF
    • Recorded season-high 17 tackles in game 14 vs. Min. (12/13) and played all 92 snaps against the Vikings
    • Had 7 stops (3 solo) in game 8 vs. Jax. (11/1), to surpass the career 400-tackle mark in only his 36th NFL game.
    • 1997: Received the John Mackey Award, voted on by his peers, as the AFC’s best linebacker
    • Selected as the “needs player” for the Pro Bowl
    • Was named to Dr. Z’s Sports Illustrated All-Pro Team, College & Pro Football Weekly All-Pro (1st team) and Football Digest’s All-NFL (2nd team)
    • Named Ravens 1997 MVP by the Baltimore QB Club
    • Led the NFL with 210 tackles, 68 more than his team-leading total as a rookie in 1996
    • Tied for 4th on team with 4 sacks, 9 PD, an INT and 1 FF
    • Recorded a Ravens’ record 25 tackles, as well as 2 PD, in 24-23 win in game 3 at NYG (9/14)
    • Won Pro Football Weekly’s Defensive Player of the Week award.
    • 1996: Named to USA Today’s All-Rookie team (selected by Jarrett Bell)
    • Led the Ravens with 142 tackles (avg. 10.1 per game)
    • Had 2.5 sacks, 6 PD and 1 INT
    • Recorded double digits in tackles in 7 of his 14 games
    • Led or tied for team tackle lead in 10 games
    • Had 7 starts at MLB in 4-3 and 6 starts at ILB in 3-4
    • Started in 37-31 OT win in game 8 vs. STL (10/29) and recorded season-high 16 stops, 15 solo
    • Named AFC Defensive Player of the Week after recording 9 tackles and 1 INT in the end zone in the 19-14 win in game 1 vs. Oak. (9/1).
    • Three-year starter at Miami, who came out after his junior season
    • Consensus All-American and runner-up for the Butkus Award
    • Finished 5th on Miami’s all-time tackles chart with 388 career stops, including 19 TFL and 6 sacks
    • Led the Hurricanes in tackles for 22 consecutive games and led the Big East Conference in tackles for 2 straight seasons
    • Finished junior season (1995) with a team-high 160 tackles and earned consensus 1st-team All-America and All-Big East honors
    • Member of Playboy All-America team
    • Tackle total was 2nd in Hurricane history (since Ed Weisacosky’s 164 in 1965)
    • Started every game at MLB as a sophomore (1994), earning 1st-team All-Big East honors, and 1st-team All-America honors from The Poor Man’s Guide to the NFL Draft and Football News
    • Led team with 152 tackles, including 9 TFL and 2 sacks
    • Played his way into the starting lineup as a freshman (1993), starting the final 5 games
    • Totaled 81 tackles, 2 TFL, 4 PD and 2 sacks
    • Earned Freshman All-America honors by The Gridiron Report
    • Ray kept a promise to his mother, which he made when he left the University of Miami after his junior year by graduating from the University of Maryland University College on May 15, 2004 with a degree in Arts and Sciences
    • Not only did Ray finish the 24 credits he had remaining to earn his degree in business administration, but he was on the dean’s list for most of the time he was enrolled
    • Team MVP in both junior and senior seasons at Kathleen (Lakeland, FL) HS
    • Played LB, RB and returned KOs and punts
    • Recorded 207 tackles with 10 sacks, 5 FRs and 8 INTs (3 for TDs) in HS
    • Returned 4 punts and 2 KORs for TDs
    • Rushed for 591 yards and scored 8 TDs as a RB
    • Blocked 3 FGs as a senior and 3 FGs and 2 PATs as a junior
    • Was the State 4A Wrestling Champ in the 189 lb. weight class
    • Ray has a website, RayLewis52.com
    • Established the Ray Lewis Foundation, which helps provide assistance to disadvantaged youth
    • Spoke to the NFL rookies in June 2000 at the NFL’s Rookie Symposium about the need to be careful about associations and circumstances
    • Ray hosted Super Bowl Parties for the children at the Baltimore Ravens Courage House at St. Vincent’s in Feb. 2000
    • A parade and day in Ray’s honor was held in his hometown of Lakeland, FL on 4/14/01
    • Ray contributed money to help with the remodeling of The Greater Faith Missionary Baptist Church in Lakeland
    • Participated in the Snapple Superstars competition in May 2001
    • Ray donates a tractor trailer load of food and personal care boxes annually to 440 of Baltimore’s neediest families to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal in the privacy of their homes
    • Each family receives a 12-14 lbs. turkey, a box weighing about 26 lbs., containing canned and non–perishable food items, a box weighing about 15 lbs., containing personal care and hygiene items and Girl Scout cookies
    • During the season, Ray annually provides 52 home game tickets to various nonprofit organizations in Baltimore city
    • Lewis also hosts an annual Back-to-School Kickoff Event each Sept.
    • His foundation provides 1,200 Baltimore city students with a free bookbag, school supplies and snacks
    • Named a finalist for the Byron “Whizzer” White Humanitarian Award, given to an NFL player who exemplifies dedication to team, community and country
    • Hosts the annual Rays Summer Days each June, with funds benefiting his foundation; events include a 5K run/walk, community festival, comedy jam, golf outing, bowling, football camp for youth and receptions
    • Ray joined with Hall of Fame RB Gale Sayers and entrepreneur Mark Bloomquist to form S&L Racing, which races both cars and trucks
    • The team is headquartered in North Carolina and races in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
    • Lewis was also honored with a JB award (named in honor of CBS broadcaster James Brown) during the 2006 offseason: Received the “Act of Kindness” Award for his tireless work in the community
    • Lewis and Paralympic Gold Medalist Cheri Blauwet joined with the Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation (VVAF) to support and advise the creation of a new Sports for Life program in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia
    • The pair traveled to the war-torn region in March 2006 to deliver wheelchairs, crutches and orthopedic devices to patients
    • They also consulted with therapists and social workers about possible beneficial uses for sports and recreation
    • Lewis spoke to Congress in June 2006 and business and philanthropic leaders to promote a stronger commitment to disability sport both here and in the developing world
    • Ray also joined teammates for an Evening Ringside to benefit the Jonathan Ogden Foundation in Oct. 2006 and 2008
    • Lewis annually joins teammates for the ACT Auction Party benefiting the RACTF and players foundations
    • In conjunction with the Ray Lewis Foundation, Lewis and teammate Mark Clayton distributed food for Thanksgiving meals to more than 600 families in Baltimore in Nov. 2007 and ’08
    • In conjunction with his foundation, Lewis annually hosts theRay Lewis Holiday Gift Marketplace in Dec
    • More than 200 Baltimore youth enjoy holiday festivities, including a holiday meal and an opportunity to choose gifts for themselves and loved ones at this festival event
    • Ray also attended and spoke at the Just for Men Event with Mayor Sheila Dixon in Nov. 2008; the event gives thanks to those men who have made a tremendous impact in the lives of others
    • Full name: Ray Anthony Lewis.

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