ProFootballTalk: Ray Rice joins PFT to discuss how it feels to be a Super Bowl winning running back, what changes he'll make to his off-season conditioning program, and how he thinks the Joe Flacco negotiations will work out. (NBC Sports)
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ProFootballTalk: Ray Lewis announced this Sunday will be the last time No. 52 suits up in front of Ravens fans. Why is now the right time for Lewis to make his announcement? (NBC Sports)
After Ray Lewis announced that this will be his last season suiting up for the Ravens, his teammates take the stand and talk about how his decision will affect the team. (NBC Sports)
ProFootballTalk: Ravens RB Ray Rice joins PFT to discuss the impact Ray Lewis' absence has on Baltimore's defense, his initial reaction to the firing of Cam Cameron, if he'll watch the scoreboard as other games conclude this weekend, and more. (NBC Sports)
ProFootballTalk: Cincinnati Bengals LB Rey Maualuga joins PFT to discuss what he did differently when Marvin Lewis called him out, his thoughts on letting a player reach a historic milestone against his team, who he'd like to lay out on the field, and more. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: While Mike Florio doesn't believe the Cardinals will fire coach Ken Whisenhunt mid-season, he does think that Arizona's interest in promoting defensive coordinator Ray Horton may spell the end of the Whisenhunt era. (NBC Sports)
Actor Ray Liotta talks to TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb about playing the "nice guy of the bad guys" as a mob lackey in the film "Killing Them Softly," and inviting his real-life poker buddies to help him laugh on-screen. (TODAY)
Actor Ray Liotta chats about his "different" role in the new gangster thriller "Killing Them Softly," and reveals some of his holiday plans. (TODAY)
PFT Live: DE Ray Edwards has been cut by the 8-1 Atlanta Falcons despite the huge contract he signed before the 2011 season. Will Edwards find another team willing to take on his salary? The Falcons sure hope so. (NBC Sports)
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh states that Ray Lewis will be put on the teams "designated to return list," making Lewis eligible to return in 6 weeks. (NBC Sports)