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Mind-Boggling Stats: Ray Lewis

Former All-Pro linebacker Ray Lewis' 17-year career with the Baltimore Ravens was truly remarkable.

The two-time Defensive Player of the Year collected an array of honors and awards throughout his career, including two Super Bowl victories with the Ravens. Check out the most mind-boggling stats about the Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee's career.

Lewis amassed 2,061 tackles throughout his career.
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Torrent of Tackles

Lewis amassed 2,061 tackles throughout his career.

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Lewis was named to the AP All-Pro first team seven times. He is tied for the second most All-Pro first team placements for a linebacker in the Super Bowl Era.
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All-Pro

Lewis was named to the AP All-Pro first team seven times. He is tied for the second most All-Pro first team placements for a linebacker in the Super Bowl Era.

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In 1999 during future Hall of Famer Kurt Warner's first NFL start, Lewis caught Warner's first career interception.
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Intercepted Warner

In 1999 during future Hall of Famer Kurt Warner's first NFL start, Lewis caught Warner's first career interception.

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Lewis played 228 games for the Baltimore Ravens during his career, which is the third-most in NFL history by a defensive player who spent his entire career with one team.
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Record Attendance

Lewis played 228 games for the Baltimore Ravens during his career, which is the third-most in NFL history by a defensive player who spent his entire career with one team.

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The Ravens ranked top 10 in Total Defense in 12 of Lewis' 17 seasons with the team.
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Led Ravens' Defense

The Ravens ranked top 10 in Total Defense in 12 of Lewis' 17 seasons with the team.

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