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Ray Lewis looking to return

Found November 28, 2012 on In The Neutral Zone: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Ray Lewis
TEAMS: Baltimore Ravens
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  Yahoo! Sports is reporting that Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis could return this season for a Raven playoff push. Lewis, who tore his triceps last month against the Cowboys, could begin practicing as early as this Thursday after earlier reports had indicated that his season and possibly career had come to an end.  Baltimore [...]
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