Ray Lewis shares seat with Lombardi Trophy on flight home (PHOTO)
By ArtieFufkin
Assuming you’ve been pinned under something heavy for the past month, you probably hadn’t heard that Ravens LB Ray Lewis is retiring after 17 years in the NFL. And after yesterday’s victory over the 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII, Lewis is going out in the best way imaginable, with a second Super Bowl championship under his belt.
Today, Lewis tweeted this photo of himself admiring the newly acquired Lombardi Trophy on the team flight home from New Orleans, along with the following message:
“My last ride.. Up in the clouds… This feeling is so real. We coming home with the crown Baltimore.”
Regardless of the off-field controversy that seems to endlessly surround Lewis, you can’t deny his greatness as a linebacker, and his impact on the game during his career.
Am I nuts, or does it look like Lewis is flying coach here? Seems a little odd for the world champs to be slumming it in coach, no?
UPDATE: It appears that Lewis wasn’t the only one who got to cradle the trophy on the flight home … according to the Ravens’ Twitter, the Lombardi was passed around the entire plane:
The Lombardi Trophy was passed around the entire #Ravens team plane. Coaches, players, staff. Really cool!
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) February 4, 2013
Related posts
- Ochocinco's new Twitter avatar is the best thing he's done all year (PIC)
- Of course. Ochocinco gets 3 new tats. On his face. (UPDATED)
- Free Agent LB Keith Bulluck signs with the NY Giants; excited to return home
- Broncos Fans Planning Pro-Tebow Billboards = Foolishness
- Watch the Giants celebrate on their team flight home from the Super Bowl (VIDEO)
- Adam Schefter ponders the Madden Curse's effect on Peytons everywhere (PIC)
- Your Monday Morning Super Bowl XLVI Round-up
- General Larry Platt sings "Pants on the Ground" for Vikings (video)
- ReadAndReact's 2011-2012 NFL Wild Card Playoff Picks
- Giants LB Mark Herzlich is the feel-good story of Super Bowl XLVI (VIDEO)





