... options and ramifications with the salary cap. Bottom line, Ray Lewis will end his career with the Baltimore Ravens in the next two to three years, and will walk away with a front loaded deal and the option to retire before the Ravens need to embarrass him by cutting him.

After all of the jibber-jabber and speculation, Ray Lewis and the team that needed him most got it done.

There will be questions about the standing of the NFL’s salary cap in 2011, and there is a possibility that Lewis plays at a high level beyond the two years most of us are projecting for him.

But the Ravens have made far more good moves than bad, and the last thing you’ll see out of the Ravens merchandising unit is a push to sell off Ray Lewis jerseys after his retirement.

Bleacher Report - NFL
Article Source: BleacherReport.com

Sponsored Links

StubPass.com has tickets to all football games nationwide! Get your Dallas Cowboys Tickets, Chicago Bears Tickets, Pittsburgh Steelers Tickets, Green Bay Packers Tickets, Oakland Raiders Tickets, New England Patriots Tickets, Tennessee Titans Tickets, Washington Redskins Tickets, New York Giants Tickets, Philadelphia Eagles Tickets, Baltimore Ravens Tickets, Miami Dolphins Tickets, Buffalo Bills Tickets, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tickets, Atlanta Falcons Tickets, Indianapolis Colts Tickets, Arizona Cardinals Tickets and many more at StubPass.com.

Visit StubPass.com for Wicked Tickets, Nickelback Tickets, Britney Spears Tickets, Elton John Tickets, Billy Joel Tickets, Kenny Chesney Tickets and thousands of other Concert Tickets and Sports Tickets.

Visit MiracleShopper Comparison Shopping for Digital Cameras, Laptop Computers, Cell Phones, LCD TVs and more!

NFL Sport Channel Latest

• Just How Far Would You Go?
• Sorry Rex, But It Isn’t Happening
• Super Bowl Predictions: Five Stat-Free Reasons Why the Eagles Will Reach The Super Bowl
• Seahawks Attempt to Turn Corner With Heavy Pursuit of Pete Carroll
• Bill Cowher Unlikely to Coach in 2010