BALTIMORE (WBFF) -- Former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis is talking murder charges, Freddie Gray and cigars. Lewis is one the cover story of the upcoming October issue of Cigar Aficionado.

Ray Lewis returned home for a recent Ravens practice where he delivered an emotional pregame speech after the workout.

Ray Lewis, a legendary figure in Baltimore Ravens history, recently returned to the team’s practice to deliver a powerful message that left a lasting impression.

In an interview with ESPN, Lewis suggested that the NFL lockout could cause a spike in crime. “Do this research,” Lewis said. “If we don’t have a season.

The son of former Ravens great Ray Lewis was arrested Friday in South Carolina and ...

Baltimore sports legends Ray Lewis and Michael Phelps visited Ravens training camp practice on Tuesday in Owings Mills, Maryland, to offer words of wisdom to the players.

Ray Lewis played the entirety of his 17-year NFL career with the Baltimore Ravens and was looking to go out as a Super Bowl champion after announcing he’d retire at the end of the 2012 season.