"We Hunted Barry Sanders" - Ray Lewis Celebrates Ravens' HISTORIC 50-Game NFL Record

Ray Lewis talks about developing the Ravens' bully defense, stopping Barry Sanders in 1998, and the responsibility culture that helped the team win the Super Bowl in 2000. Lewis offers candid tales of perseverance, readiness, and mentality, ranging from conflicts with Hall of Famers to leadership lessons.

Terrell Suggs is Keeping the Strong Defense Tradition Alive in Baltimore

Ray Lewis and Ed Reed have passed the torch to Terrell Suggs to lead the Ravens defense. He has done a great job this year and the Baltimore Ravens defense is currently ranked #1 in the NFL.





The defense will be tested this week when they go up against the Kansas City Chiefs who have the top ranked offense.

The Ravens Defense is Still There!

Many Baltimore Ravens fans are led to believe that the Ravens defense isn't what it used to be. I agree that is not close to the 2000 Superbowl year defense which was in my opinion the greatest of all time but it is still one of the best in the league.

Let's take a look at the numbers. The Ravens have giving up the third fewest points in the NFL so far. The Ravens are #1 in giving up the fewest touchdowns in the NFL right now. This is very impressive considering othe problems with our secondary this year.

The bottom line is that the defense brings it when they need to in the red zone and doesn't give up many touchdowns. Yes, the Baltimore Ravens defense is still worth taking pride in. I look forward to beating the Chicago Bears on Sunday.