"The Super Bowl is one of the nation's most exciting events. Organized criminals are preying on that excitement, ripping consumers off with counterfeit merchandise and stealing from the American businesses who have worked hard to build a trusted brand," said ICE Director John Morton. "The sale of counterfeit jerseys and other sports items undermines the legitimate economy, takes jobs away from Americans, and fuels crime overseas.".But if Baltimore does find itself in position to win its third ever championship, it will do so without the likes of Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Matt Birk and other key contributors.Lewis, the recent face of the franchise and Super Bowl MVP when the Ravens won their first title to cap the 2000 campaign, hung up his cleats after the season and was joined in retirement by Birk, a former Pro Bowl center who had anchored the club's offensive line since '08.Further cementing a new era, Lewis' partner in crime, Reed, signed as a free agent with Hous