Former Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame Aug. 3. Which moments stand out during his 11-year Ravens career?
1. Sept. 30, 2002: Reed's First Big Game
The Ravens' 34-23 victory against the Denver Broncos is best remembered for Ray Lewis' crushing block against the Broncos' Keith Burns that triggered Chris McAlister's 107-yard touchdown scamper after a missed field goal, but the game also featured Reed's first interception and blocked punt as a Raven. Reed blocked a punt by Denver's Tom Rouen, which set the Ravens up deep in Broncos territory and led to a Jamal Lewis touchdown. In the fourth quarter, Reed, who had 21 interceptions at Miami, picked off Broncos quarterback Brian Griese for the first of 64 regular-season interceptions in the NFL.
