MIAMI – Former University of Miami soccer player Ray Lewis III, the son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Ray Lewis, has died at the age of 28, according to a social media post from his young brother.
Rahsaan Lewis posted about his brother’s death on Instagram on Thursday.
“Really are unable to imagine I’m even typing this but RIP huge brother. A real angel I pray [you’re] at peace now for the reason that [I know] how significantly you was [really] hurtin,” the put up examine.
“I adore you I adore you I love you,” Lewis added.
The situations close to the loss of life have not been released. CNN has reached out to Lewis’ associates for comment.
Lewis III created a identify for himself participating in substantial school soccer for Lake Mary Preparatory Faculty in Florida.
Like his father, he went on to enjoy college or university football for the University of Miami prior to going to Coastal Carolina and then Virginia Union.
Mark James, Lewis III’s mentor at Virginia Union, wrote a tribute to his previous participant on Facebook.
“Young guy it was a enjoyment to convey you to Virginia Union. Ray Ray May perhaps God bless your family members. Wonderful youthful gentleman,” he wrote.
Lewis III last performed professionally for the Wyoming Mustangs of the Champions Indoor Football League.
His father is a Baltimore Ravens legend, successful two Super Bowl titles in 2001 and 2013. He was also named NFL Defensive Player of the Calendar year in 2000 and 2003 and elected to the NFL Hall of Fame in 2018.
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