Local businesses are offering their spaces for residents to cool off. Many are also providing water and free food items.

Reed's son, Ed Reed III, plays football for Chamblee High and will be a senior in 2025. But this is not Reed's first coaching stint. Aside from aiding the Chamblee coaching staff, he served as the ...

Baltimore Ravens Hall of Fame safety Ed Reed is returning to the coaching ranks. On Monday, Chamblee (Ga.) High School announced Reed has been named the school's offensive coordinator. Reed's son ...

Two years ago, Ed Reed's coaching contract with Bethune-Cookman dissolved. But, now the NFL legend is taking an offensive coordinator role at the high school level.

Former Ravens legend Ed Reed has a new job on the other side of the ball from where he built a Hall of Fame career: offensive coordinator at Chamblee High School near Atlanta.

Reed’s son, Edward Reed III, is a wide receiver and defensive back at Chamblee. Nov 24, 2019; Atlanta, GA, USA; Former Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed is shown on the sideline before the Atlanta ...

Reed asked while the Manning brothers tried to stay focused on the game. "Usually when a boxer knocks somebody out he punches the crap out of him in the jaw. He only hit him in the top of the head.

Ed Reed retired more than a decade ago back in 2015, which officially means he played at a time before most current NFL players were drafted. Patrick Mahomes for example, was drafted in 2017, so ...

Friday was Ed Reed Day at nearby Destrehan High School, with students wearing Ravens gear and purple and black clothes. Reed graduated from there in 1997, but he wasn't in attendance for the ...

Ed Reed was the personification of offense on defense, but players like him are rare. The Ravens have had to wait, but they hope they’ve found another Reed-type in the form of Kyle Hamilton .

Reggie Theus said he didn’t expect any of this. Ed Reed’s controversial Instagram Live videos.Reed’s split from Bethune-Cookman University and his behavior since. This whole situation. “I ...

Ed Reed #20 of the Baltimore Ravens celebrates after the Ravens won 34-31 against the San Francisco 49ers during Super Bowl XLVII at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on February 3, 2013, in New Orleans ...