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OPINION Talk Letters to Editor Editorials Op/Ed Ideas Columnists Blogs Search: Site Web MARKETPLACEJOBSCARSREAL ESTATESHOPPING Sports ravens/football In end, back leaves a memorable legacy By Ken Murray Sun reporter Originally published March 9, 2007 No matter where they go from here, the Ravens and Jamal Lewis will always have their Super Bowl victory.

No matter how this divorce plays out, they will always have Lewis' enchanting run to 2,000-yard history.

An era ended this week when Lewis, the mercurial running back who helped the Ravens win a Super Bowl in January 2001, signed a one-year contract with the Cleveland Browns.

The Ravens are moving on, too, with Willis McGahee, a gritty running back acquired from the Buffalo Bills.

The Lewis era was accented by glorious peaks a...

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