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Ray Lewis Wants To Play Football With Ravens QB Lamar Jackson

The two-time Super Bowl champion and Hall of Famer said Lamar Jackson makes him want to get back on the field with the Baltimore Ravens.

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NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis told TMZ Sports of quarterback Lamar Jackson: “There’s a number of athletes that come around in a generation that have an ‘it’ factor. There aren’t too many people that you can say that about — he’s one of those of people.”
NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis told TMZ Sports of quarterback Lamar Jackson: “There’s a number of athletes that come around in a generation that have an ‘it’ factor. There aren’t too many people that you can say that about — he’s one of those of people.” (Getty)

BALTIMORE, MD — Ray Lewis wants to come out of retirement — just to play with Lamar Jackson. The two-time Super Bowl champion and Hall of Famer said in an appearance on SHOWTIME’s "Inside the NFL" he had told Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti he would get back in the game to play with the two-season quarterback.

"I told [Ravens owner] Steve [Bisciotti] the other night in the box, 'You know I still got two quarters in me. I can come play with LJ [Lamar Jackson],'" Lewis said. "If you all are holding the ball for seven minutes on a drive, and then nine minutes on a drive, I’m like 'Man, I’ve never had that in my career.'"

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