As a rookie, he led Baltimore in interceptions, and he led the team in interceptions in seven of his eleven seasons with the club. From 2006 through 2012, Reed was a key member of the Ravens' defense, which helped them win four AFC North Division championships, three AFC championship games, and one Super Bowl. The last game played at Memorial Stadium, Reed's final career contest with the Ravens, resulted in a 34-31 victory over New England for Reed's first Super Bowl ring. Reed was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the first round of the 1991 NFL Draft. He spent three seasons with the Browns before being traded to the Ravens. In Maryland, he won a Super Bowl title with the 2002 Ravens. He ended his career with the Reed finished with 112 interceptions during his 16-year career. That number ranks him fifth all time among defensive backs. The only players ahead of him on that list are Darrell Green (119), Charles Woodson (104), Bert Emanuel (102), and John Riggins (101). After his retirement, Reed stayed in Baltimore and worked as an analyst for CBS Sports during football season. He returned to the city he called home for most of his life during the off-season and is active in local charities including youth football programs and a middle school that bears his name. In 2014, Reed was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.