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| Height: 5-11 Weight: 245 Born: Aug 29, 1979, Atlanta, GA |
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December 31, 2004 Jamal Lewis missed practice Thursday for the second straight day but is expected to play through his sore ankle on Sunday, according to the Baltimore Sun. |
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December 30, 2004 Jamal Lewis didn't practice yesterday and is listed as questionable due to his ankle injury, according to the Baltimore Sun. |
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December 25, 2004 Jamal Lewis missed part of practice on Friday but is expected to play through his ankle injury on Sunday. |
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December 23, 2004 Jamal Lewis missed practice yesterday to rest a sore ankle, but he's expected to play this weekend, according to the Baltimore Sun. |
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December 18, 2004 Despite still being bothered by his sprained ankle, Jamal Lewis is expected to play on Sunday, according to the Baltimore Sun. |
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December 17, 2004 Jamal Lewis was limited again in practice Thursday, according to the Baltimore Sun. He said his right ankle remained "achy," but he expects to play Sunday. "If I was called upon [to run] 30 to 35 times, I can carry it," Lewis said. "It's no problem as long I can stay in there and stay hot." |
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December 16, 2004 Jamal Lewis missed some of yesterday's practice due to his sprained ankle, but he is expected to play again this weekend, according to the Baltimore Sun. |
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December 14, 2004 Jamal Lewis had no setbacks in his return from a sprained ankle Sunday and is expected to play this week, according to the Baltimore Sun. Presumably, he will see more than the eight carries he saw in Week 14. |
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December 12, 2004 Jamal Lewis started for the Ravens on Sunday, but carried just eight times for 32 yards and did not play in the second half. Chester Taylor led the team with 25 carries for 104 yards. Lewis was limited because of an ankle injury which forced him to miss the past two games. |
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December 12, 2004 ESPN's John Clayton is reporting that Jamal Lewis will start, but he did not say how many carries he can expect to receive. There had been question as to whether or not Lewis would even suit up today. |
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December 12, 2004 The Baltimore Sun reports that Jamal Lewis is expected to play a minor role in Sunday's game against the Rams due to his sprained ankle. However, it's unclear whether he will actually even suit up for the game, as he was limited in practice throughout the week before missing Friday's session entirely. |
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December 11, 2004 Jamal Lewis didn't practice on Friday and is still questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants, according to the Baltimore Sun. If Lewis can't play, Chester Taylor will get the start. |
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December 10, 2004 Jamal Lewis again was limited in practice by his sprained ankle yesterday, according to the Baltimore Sun. "So far, so good," said coach Brian Billick. Lewis is listed as questionable for Sunday. |
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December 9, 2004 Jamal Lewis was able to practice on a limited basis yesterday, according to the Baltimore Sun. Recovering from a sprained ankle, he is listed as questionable. |
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December 3, 2004 The Ravens are preparing to play without Jamal Lewis until Week 15, according to the Baltimore Sun. He already declared himself out for this week due to his sprained ankle. |
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December 2, 2004 Even though the Ravens list Jamal Lewis as doubtful due to his sprained ankle, he said he is out for Sunday's game, according to the Baltimore Sun. "I'm not playing," Lewis said. It's unclear when Lewis will return to action, but Chester Taylor will start again this week for the Ravens. |
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November 30, 2004 The Baltimore Sun reports that Jamal Lewis should return to practice on Wednesday after missing all of last week's practices with a sprained ankle. Lewis will be listed as questionable this week. |
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November 25, 2004 Ravens coach Brian Billick said Wednesday that Jamal Lewis has been ruled out of Sunday's game but is tentatively scheduled to return next week, according to the Baltimore Sun. Lewis has a sprained right ankle, but tests revealed no ligament damage. |
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November 23, 2004 The Baltimore Sun reports that Jamal Lewis will likely miss Sunday's game against the Patriots because of a severely sprained left ankle. Lewis underwent an MRI on Monday, but results weren't immediately available. There is concern that Lewis might have to miss the balance of the regular season. |
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November 22, 2004 Whether he was being honest or realistic is uncertain, but Jamal Lewis said he would return from his sprained ankle for Week 12, according to the Baltimore Sun. "I'll be all right next week - I'm going to play next week," he said. |
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November 21, 2004 Jamal Lewis left Sunday's game in the first quarter with an injury to his left ankle, according to the AP. Since backup Musa Smith later broke his leg in the game, Chester Taylor has been handling the rushing duties for the Ravens. |
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November 7, 2004 Returning from his two-game suspension on Sunday, Jamal Lewis rushed for 81 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries. |
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October 8, 2004 As expected, the NFL announced that they have suspended Jamal Lewis for two games in response to Lewis' plea bargain to settled federal drug charges. Lewis has five days to decide if he will appeal, which means the suspension will not affect his status for Sunday night's game against the Redskins. |
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October 7, 2004 The Baltimore Sun reports that the NFL will suspend Jamal Lewis for two games following Lewis' plea bargain to settle federal drug charges. The suspension is not expected to begin until Week 7, after the Ravens' bye. |
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October 7, 2004 After working out a plea bargain, Jamal Lewis officially pleaded guilty to federal drug charges on Thursday. He will be sentenced to four months in jail and two months in a halfway house. While he will be able to serve his time in the offseason, he undoubtedly faces an NFL-imposed suspension. "We will review the court documents from today's proceedings and announce a decision on league discipline as soon as possible, perhaps as early as (Friday)," said NFL spokesman Greg Aiello. Lewis has five days to appeal any suspension, and will likely play on Sunday. |
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October 2, 2004 Jamal Lewis and federal prosecutors have reached a plea-bargain agreement on his drug indictment charges that will have Lewis serve no more than 4-6 months in prison beginning no sooner than February, according to the Baltimore Sun. Obviously this will mean he won't have to miss any games this season to attend a trial. However, the NFL likely will suspend him for at least four games, though there has been no word yet on whether that will be this season or next. |
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October 1, 2004 Lawyers familiar with the drug case of Jamal Lewis said the running back and federal prosecutors are involved in plea negotiations that could resolve the case before it heads to trial, according to the Baltimore Sun. The prosecutors have offered a deal that would limit Lewis to less than one year in prison, down from at least 10 years if he were convicted. His trial currently is set to begin Nov. 1. |
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September 12, 2004 Jamal Lewis rushed for just 57 yards on 20 carries in the season opener against the Browns, a team against whom he rushed for 500 yards in two games last season. One problem was the absence of Jonathan Ogden, who sat out the game with an injury. |
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August 28, 2004 Jamal Lewis pleaded not guilty for the second time yesterday to a drug conspiracy indictment, according to the Baltimore News. His trial has been set for Nov. 1. |
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August 12, 2004 The trial of Jamal Lewis on federal drug charges has been scheduled for November 1, the Monday that concludes the NFL's Week 8. The trial is expected to last no more than two weeks, but it's certainly possible that Lewis will be forced to miss one or more games. Balimore's bye falls in Week 6, so there's no relief there. |
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July 27, 2004 If Jamal Lewis goes on trial during the season, the Ravens plan to simply play without him during that period, according to the Baltimore Sun. The trial is expected to take no more than two weeks, though a date has yet to be set. "There's a certain rhythm and certain mechanics that you have to go through [in practice] over the course of a week," said coach Brian Billick. "If he were to miss that, it probably would be imprudent for him to play." |
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July 22, 2004 It's beginning to look like the drug conspiracy trial of Jamal Lewis may not take place in August, as had been expected, according to the Baltimore Sun. Obviously, if it occurs during the season, it could have a big effect on his ability to perform. |
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June 7, 2004 The attorney for Jamal Lewis said he thinks his client's trial on federal drug conspiracy charges likely will take place in August, according to the Baltimore Sun. Not the best timing, needless to say. |
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April 30, 2004 The Ravens are confident that the legal proceedings against Jamal Lewis will not prevent him from playing this season, according to the Washington Post. He's been indicted on federal drug conspiracy charges. |
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April 3, 2004 The attorney for Jamal Lewis believes the government's case against his client is weak, in part because tapes containing conversations between Lewis and an informant don't have Lewis' voice, according to the Baltimore Sun. He is charged with conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute five kilograms (about 11 pounds) of cocaine and with using a cell phone in violation of federal law. He pleaded not guilty. |
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February 27, 2004 An attorney familiar with the NFL\'s substance-abuse policy said that Jamal Lewis could face significant punishment from the NFL if convicted on federal drug charges, even though his alleged crime took place before he was under contract with the Ravens, according to the Baltimore Sun. Lewis has already served a four-game suspension for violating the league\'s policy earlier in his career. |
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February 26, 2004 The AP reports that Jamal Lewis surrendered to FBI authorities today and pleaded not guilty to drug conspiracy charges. "We expect that after this is presented to a jury, it will be tossed out," Lewis' attorney, Ed Garland said. |
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February 25, 2004 Jamal Lewis has been indicted today on federal drug conspiracy charges, according to ESPN.com. He is accused of conspiring to distribute cocaine in the summer of 2000. |
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February 6, 2004 Jamal Lewis has two years left on his current contract, but the Ravens are looking to sign him to a new deal, according to the Baltimore Sun. |