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Lawrence Taylor vs Ray Lewis: head-to-head statistical comparison

LT
55IMPACT
Lawrence Taylor
New York Giants · Linebacker
RL
66IMPACT
Ray Lewis
Baltimore Ravens · Linebacker
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2–1
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Taylor leads the head-to-head, 2 categories to 1.
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Lawrence Taylor vs Ray Lewis stats

132.5
Sacks (career)
41.5
9
Interceptions (career)
31
41
Forced fumbles (career)
19

Awards & honors

2× Super BowlNFL MVP3× Defensive Player of the YearDefensive Rookie of the Year8× First-Team All-Pro10× Pro BowlHall of Fame (1999)
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2× Super BowlSuper Bowl MVP2× Defensive Player of the Year7× First-Team All-Pro13× Pro BowlHall of Fame (2018)

Who is better: Taylor or Lewis?

Taylor holds the edge, leading in 2 of 3 categories (sacks, forced fumbles). Lewis answers in interceptions.

55Taylor · Rotation piece
Balladex Impact Index
66Lewis · Solid starter

Card value — head to head

Lawrence Taylor
$370
Cemented legacy
5-yr outlook+45% ▲
Legacy floor100%
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Ray Lewis
$300
Cemented legacy
5-yr outlook+43%
Legacy floor100%
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Card verdictLawrence Taylor is the more valuable card today ($370 vs. $300). Lawrence Taylor carries more projected upside (+45% vs. +43% over five years).

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Lawrence Taylor vs Ray Lewis: FAQ

Who is better, Lawrence Taylor or Ray Lewis?

Taylor holds the edge, leading in 2 of 3 categories (sacks, forced fumbles). Lewis answers in interceptions.

Who has more sacks, Lawrence Taylor or Ray Lewis?

Lawrence Taylor: 132.5 to Ray Lewis's 41.5 (Sacks (career)).

Who has more interceptions, Lawrence Taylor or Ray Lewis?

Ray Lewis: 31 to Lawrence Taylor's 9 (Interceptions (career)).

What awards have Lawrence Taylor and Ray Lewis won?

Lawrence Taylor: 2× Super Bowl, NFL MVP, 3× Defensive Player of the Year, Defensive Rookie of the Year. Ray Lewis: 2× Super Bowl, Super Bowl MVP, 2× Defensive Player of the Year, 7× First-Team All-Pro.

How does Balladex decide who wins?

Each shared stat is a category; the player ahead in more of them leads. Here that is 2–1. Stats and awards are real; the verdict is arithmetic on them, not an opinion.