Ray Lewis III, the son of football player Ray Lewis, died at age 28 due to an accidental overdose, according to a police report obtained by TMZ. News Photos Videos Shop Kardashians Royals TV Scoop.

The 28-year-old son of Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis was found unresponsive at his Florida home on June 14 Anna Lazarus Caplan is a writer-reporter for PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE ...

Ray Lewis went undercover at the Pro Bowl to greet players as they walked in and while some of them had suspicions he may be somebody they recognized, none of them could figure it out.

At Lake Mary Prep Ray Lewis III posted staggering numbers, graduating as the fourth leading rusher in Central Florida history with 6,461 from 2009-12. (Sentinel file) Child phenom.

Ray Lewis rides off as a champion. Jarrett Bell, ... His defense gave up 468 yards, but came through when it mattered most with a goal-line stand in the final two minutes, ...

NFL legend Ray Lewis might be putting on the headset soon. According to ESPN senior insider Adam Schefter, the Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker has emerged as a candidate for the head coaching ...

Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis was named as a candidate for the head coaching position at Florida Atlantic. The move parallels Deion Sanders' move to coaching in the college game, ...

Tom Brady isn't afraid to admit that he feared certain opponents. Asked on Logan Paul’s podcast which players he feared hitting him most, Brady named a few. “Ray Lewis was at the top,” Brady ...

Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis is a candidate to become the head coach at Florida Atlantic. Unless he isn’t. The initial tweet from Adam Schefter of ESPN.com said this: “Following the Deion Sanders ...

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.

Why Ray Lewis Is Not a 'Serious Candidate' for FAU Coaching Job, per Insider. The Hall of Fame linebacker wants to break into coaching at the nearby AAC school, according to a Wednesday ESPN report.

Tom Brady isn’t afraid to admit that he feared certain opponents. Asked on Logan Paul’s podcast which players he feared hitting him most, Brady named a few. “ Ray Lewis was at the top,” Brady said, ...