In the NFL, one moment can define a player's career. One second is all it takes to change the trajectory of a path. That's what happened to former UCLA
Not many NFL players have had as long of a career as former Chicago Bears tight end Marcedes Lewis. Lewis has played 19 seasons in the NFL, with his last two seasons with the Bears.
Homecoming might be in the books for veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis. The star tight end has been in the NFL since 2006, and the 2025-26 season will be his final year as a professional athlete.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
UCLA legend Marcedes Lewis is the elder statesman of tight ends. At 41 years old, the ageless wonder isn't out there making insane, athletic plays anymore, but he's like that one distant cousin you're oddly close to.
News recently broke of the Chicago Bears’ mishandling of Caleb Williams, with the QB lacking support throughout his rookie season. 20-year NFL veteran Marcedes Lewis caught up with Kay Adams and gave his insight.
He hasn’t missed a game since 2020 and has appeared in at least 15 games in 15 of his 19 seasons.
With Cole Kmet, Colston Loveland and Durham Smythe on the roster, the Chicago Bears aren’t looking to make any more additions at tight end; barring injury.
Marcedes Lewis has had an impressively long career. Drafted in the first round in 2006, he has already played 19 seasons in the NFL, five of them for the Green Bay Packers between 2018 and 2022.
Following the 2022 NFL season, the Green Bay Packers decided to make some drastic changes to their roster.
Free agent tight end Marcedes Lewis is planning to hang up his cleats at the end of the 2025 season. Lewis, 41, announced his plans on the "Up & Adams" show on Thursday.
Veteran free agent TE Marcedes Lewis is expecting 2025 to be his final season, going into his 20th year in the league. Appearing on the Up & Adams show, Lewis talked about his mentality heading into the year with the assumption that it will be his final go-around. “Mentally, I’m going into it saying this is my last year,” Lewis said.
The Chicago Bears added a couple of All-Pro players to their roster this offseason. One more wants to join the party. The Bears sent a 2025 fourth-round pick to the Kansas City Chiefs for four-time All-Pro offensive guard Joe Thuney.
When the Chicago Bears hired former Seahawks offensive coordinator Shane Waldron as their OC on January 23, 2024, we knew two things about him: His play calling in Seattle theoretically resurrected the career of quarterback Geno Smith.
Bears TE Marcedes Lewis accomplished a rare feat in the NFL as he just finished up his 19th season in the league. Although 19 years is amazing, Lewis wants to make it 20.
The 7-3 Green Bay Packers will host the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday at 4:25 p.m. Eastern Time. The Packers are coming off a 20-19 road win over the Bears.
The Chicago Bears have struggled in their first three games with Caleb Williams and players are hoping a meeting with offensive coordinator Shane Waldron will help get them on the right path.
The Bears enter this season with the eighth-youngest 53-man roster according to numbers compiled by The 33rd Team. That's fairly young considering it's a roster with 40-year-old tight d Marcedes Lewis and a group of 30-something specialist players on the kicking teams.
Chicago Bears tight end Marcedes Lewis made the team's final 53-man roster this week as he begins his 19th season.
Although Lewis only started four games with one touchdown against the Arizona Cardinals in the Bears Week 16 victory, that doesn’t mean he impacts the locker room.
On Monday, the Chicago Bears announced the return of tight end Marcedes Lewis, who will be playing in his 19th season in the NFL since entering the league back in 2006 as a member of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
There will be no retiring yet for tight end Marcedes Lewis, the "Big Dog." At least, if he can find a team to sign with for 2024 there won't be. Lewis is going to be a free agent and will be 40 years old next season.
The Chicago Bears got a visit from the ghost of Christmas past (aka tight end Marcedes Lewis) in Week 16 against the Arizona Cardinals. In all seriousness, the Bears veteran tight end had an all-time memorable performance against the Cardinals on Christmas Eve.
Veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis is not ready to leave the NFL just yet.
Aaron Rodgers has thrown a lot of touchdowns in his NFL career. One he threw on Sunday produced an incredible bit of trivia.
Green Bay Packers tight end Marcedes Lewis is one of the greatest stories in the NFL world today.
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