Good news for Raven’s fans!
Terrell Suggs reportedly won’t be the only member of the Baltimore Ravens’ defense to defy the odds by returning this season from what was throught to be a season-ending injury.
Yahoo! Sports, citing more than six sources, reported that fellow linebacker Ray Lewis is expected to return sometime next month, despite tearing his triceps against the Cowboys last month.
“For the greatest player in Ravens history to be able to return from this injury and come on this championship run with us? When he was said to be down and out? Man, that’s critical mass. When he comes through that tunnel, that’s gonna be the earthquake and the tsunami,” Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo told Yahoo!
Lewis was in San Diego on Sunday to watch his team rally for a 16-13 overtime victory and gave his teammates a pregame speech. He wouldn’t confirm that he plans to return this season.
“You’ve got eyes — what do you expect to happen? I’m here to support my team,” he told Yahoo!
Sunday’s victory, thanks in large part to Ray Rice’s miraculous fourth-and-29 conversion in the fourth quarter on a drive that allowed the Ravens to tie the game, moved Baltimore to 9-2. The Ravens hold a commanding three-game lead in the AFC North over the Pittsburgh Steelersand Cincinnati Bengals, who both are 6-5.
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