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Ravens’ great Ray Lewis meets fans, signs books in D.C.

WTOP Staff

December 8, 2015, 4:18 PM

Adam Helmer gets his book signed by Ray Lewis at Politics and Prose in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
Adam Helmer gets his book signed by Ray Lewis at Politics and Prose in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
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Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and MVP recipient Ray Lewis met with fans and signed copies of his new book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and MVP recipient Ray Lewis met with fans and signed copies of his new book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
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Lewis signed copies of his book, “I Feel Like Going On,” at Politics and Prose on Connecticut Avenue in Northwest D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
Lewis signed copies of his book, “I Feel Like Going On,” at Politics and Prose on Connecticut Avenue in Northwest D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
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Ray Lewis signs a girl's book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
Ray Lewis signs a girl’s book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
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Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and MVP recipient Ray Lewis met with fans and signed copies of his new book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and MVP recipient Ray Lewis met with fans and signed copies of his new book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
WTOP/Molly Welton
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and MVP recipient Ray Lewis met with fans and signed copies of his new book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
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Adam Helmer gets his book signed by Ray Lewis at Politics and Prose in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and MVP recipient Ray Lewis met with fans and signed copies of his new book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
Lewis signed copies of his book, “I Feel Like Going On,” at Politics and Prose on Connecticut Avenue in Northwest D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
Ray Lewis signs a girl's book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and MVP recipient Ray Lewis met with fans and signed copies of his new book in D.C. Tuesday. (WTOP/Molly Welton)

WASHINGTON — Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and MVP recipient Ray Lewis met with fans and signed copies of his new book in D.C. Tuesday.

Lewis signed copies of his book, “I Feel Like Going On,” at Politics and Prose on Connecticut Avenue in Northwest D.C. Tuesday.

Lewis played for the Ravens for 17 year and was named the Super Bowl MVP in 2000. He is now an ESPN commentator.

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