Before he had his Hall of Fame career in the NFL, Ray Lewis was doing his thing at the University of Miami almost as long ago as the last time the Miami Dolphins won a playoff game. The longtime ...

Nearly a year has passed since Lewis Hamilton was first announced as a Ferrari driver for the F1 2025 season. Now, he’s finally about to settle into life in Maranello. A new era for the Scuderia ...

It comes following the signing of Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time F1 World Champion, from Mercedes for the F1 2025 season. Hamilton confirmed almost a year ago that he would join Ferrari on a multi ...

This past summer, Felton met one of the greatest wide receivers in Maryland football history in Jermaine Lewis, the programs all-time leader for career receptions (193) and receiving yardage (2,932).

Lewis Hamilton says he "could not be more excited" for the year ahead as he prepares for his first season with Ferrari in 2025. In a post on LinkedIn, Hamilton - who turns 40 on January 7 - spoke ...

While the team has had three wide receivers make the Pro Bowl, Jermaine Lewis, Jacoby Jones and Devin Duvernay, they all did so as specialists in the return game. "Flowers is also the first player ...

Zay Flowers has made plays since joining the Ravens, and now he has made history. In only his second season, Flowers has become the first Ravens wide receiver to be named a Pro Bowler at the position.

Wearing an oversized yellow race suit and a big, red helmet, Lewis Hamilton — as a child — worked the wheel of his go-kart, emblazoned with his now-iconic number 44 on the front. To see ...

As of today, Wednesday, January 1, Lewis Hamilton is officially a Ferrari employee. He has now achieved his childhood dream of being able to call himself a Ferrari Formula 1 driver. And in March ...

If you’re looking to save on everything from beauty, fashion and homeware to childrenswear, toys and tech, John Lewis’s end-of-year sale is impressive. Depending on what else is on your ...

In the debut episode, John Eisenberg talks to legendary Super Bowl XXXV returner Jermaine Lewis, who fell out of love with football, and in love with alcohol, before finding the sport again.