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Found March 03, 2012 on The Purple Chaos: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Domonique Foxworth,  Chris Carr,  Lee Evans
TEAMS: Baltimore Ravens
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It’s somewhat puzzling that veteran cornerback Domonique Foxworth wasn’t released Friday along with veterans Chris Carr and Lee Evans. It has been highly publicized for weeks that Foxworth was likely on his way out with both Carr and Evans. But for the time being, Foxworth still has a job with the Ravens. Foxworth, 28, has [...]
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