Ray Lewis spent Friday speaking to the Baltimore Ravens about togetherness and cohesiveness ahead of Sunday's game against the Bills in Buffalo. The visit followed two straight losses and was part of a speaker series organized by coach Jesse Minter.
Ravens legend Ray Lewis spent Friday talking to his former team, delivering a message that emphasized togetherness and cohesiveness ahead of Baltimore's Sunday game in Buffalo against the Bills. Lewis spent his whole 17-year career with the Ravens. Those in the room said his speech was intense and impressive.
Lewis's appearance was part of a speaker series organized by first-year head coach Jesse Minter, who helped arrange the visit. Minter has been in contact with Lewis since the summer, and the two have built a relationship. Lewis is one of several speakers the Ravens have lined up and will line up over the next several weeks, as Minter often wants his players to hear different perspectives.
The speech came after two straight Ravens losses. Baltimore lost 13-10 to the Cleveland Browns in Week 6, then surrendered 35 unanswered second-half points in a loss to the Cincinnati Bengals the previous Sunday.
