Marcedes Lewis

Marcedes Lewis, a seasoned professional in the world of American football, currently serves as a tight end for the Denver Broncos in the NFL. His journey in football began in college, where he was a Consensus All-American and won the prestigious John Mackey Award given annually to the top college tight end. In the same year, he was honored as a First-team All-Pac-10 and subsequently drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2006 as the 28th overall pick.

In his professional career, Lewis has demonstrated exceptional prowess on the field, breaking records and earning accolades. Notably, he holds the NFL record for the most career NFL games by a tight end, a milestone reached in a Week 4 game in 2024. This accomplishment broke the previous record held by Jason Witten. His skill was recognized in 2010 when he was selected for the Pro Bowl and named a Second-team All-Pro. His performance in the 2010 season was particularly remarkable, matching the Jaguars single-season touchdown receptions record with a total of 10.

Off the field, Lewis is actively invested in his hometown of Long Beach, California. He has been recognized for integrating sports development with academics in football camps he organizes. In addition, he has appeared in the "NFL City Life" series, sharing insights about music, football, and Super Bowl LVI. His career and contributions to football were also highlighted on the show "Good Morning Football," further establishing his standing as one of the most noteworthy tight ends in the NFL.