There were conflicting reports about Ray Lewis emerging as a head coaching candidate for Florida Atlantic and then FAU sources telling Yahoo Sports it wasn’t happening. However, Lewis plans to present his ideas and overall plan for Florida Atlantic and pitch himself as the next head coach,

Pro Football Hall of Famer Ray Lewis reportedly won't be getting back into the sport as a coach despite a report linking him to the FAU job. Ross Dellinger

According to Bruce Feldman of The Athletic, Lewis wants the Owls job, but he is "not considered a serious candidate" as of now. Ole Miss offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr., the son of former Notre Dame and Kansas coach Charlie Weis, is considered the frontrunner. Weis served as the Owls offensive coordinator under Lane Kiffin from 2018–19.

Ray Lewis is unlikely to be hired as Florida Atlantic head coach, sources told CBS Sports and 247Sports in the wake of ESPN's report Wednesday that the Pro Football Hall of Famer

Another Pro Football Hall of Famer could be patrolling a college football sideline soon. Ray Lewis has reportedly emerged as a candidate for the Florida Atlantic job.

One of the greatest defensive players in Baltimore Ravens and NFL history could soon be on the sidelines. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Ravens Hall-of-Fam

Florida Atlantic fired coach Tom Herman on Monday, and an ESPN report indicates Hall of Famer Ray Lewis is a candidate to replace Herman.

Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis is a potential candidate to fill the head-coaching vacancy at Florida Atlantic, according to an ESPN report. No formal communication or interview has taken

FAU football, which rose to national relevance under Lane Kiffin, has backslid over the last five seasons under Willie Taggart and the recently fired Tom Herman. The Owls’ new coaching search, though,

Chris Canty and Michelle Smallmon discuss why Ray Lewis becoming the head coach of Florida Atlantic would be a good move for both sides.