This shouldn't surprise anyone. Ray Lewis takes his rightful place on a list of the best players in the NFL history.

Ray Lewis III, who died of an accidental overdose, had fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine in his system, an autopsy revealed. Instagram / Ray Lewis III “A true angel.

Ray Lewis III, whose father is Pro Football Hall of Famer Ray Lewis, cause of death was found to be from a lethal mix of drugs, according to the autopsy report obtained by PEOPLE ...

Father Ray Lewis II, who played for the Baltimore Ravens from 1996-2012, spoke about his son at Saturday’s event and also made his rounds during the day to speak with players and sign autographs ...

Ray Lewis III, the son of NFL legend Ray Lewis, died from an accidental overdose, according to police. News of the 28-year-old's death was shared Thursday by Lewis III’s younger brother, Rashaan.

Ray Lewis murder trial. On May 15, 2000, the trial began. It would last less than a month. Much of the trial was defined by changing statements and altered testimonies.

Ray Anthony Lewis III, a son of Ravens legend Ray Lewis, died Thursday, one of his brothers said on social media. He was 28. Rahsaan Lewis said on Instagram that he prayed his older brother was &#8… ...

Ray Lewis III, son of the Hall of Fame linebacker, had CTE when he died last summer. Now the family warns against playing tackle football before age 14.

Ray Lewis III, the son of Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis and a former college football star himself, had died. He was 28, having only just celebrated a birthday on June 5.

Ravens legend Ray Lewis, FIU have not been in contact about head coach opening, source says Hall of Fame linebacker has been floated as a college coaching candidate for second time in as many months.

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.

Comedian John Mulaney recalled an absolutely hysterical interaction he had with former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis during his Netflix talk show Everybody's Live this week.. The anecdote ...