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Bart Scott

Don't be surprised if Bart Scott, the Ravens' starting outside linebacker, plays in the Pro Bowl replacing Ray Lewis, who was named an alternate Wednesday. Lewis became an injury replacement for Denver's Al Wilson, but apparently has an injury of his own. Word is that Lewis could play, but would prefer that Scott go in his place because Scott had an excellent season, and it would give Scott more recognition.

It's a great move by Lewis because this would have been his 8th Pro Bowl. Ever since last offseason when he criticized teammates as well as management, Lewis has tried hard to improve his status with the team. There is little doubt that he remains the leader of the Ravens, and this will elevate his status even more in the locker room if it happens. - Mike Preston

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Bart, pack your bags!

i am a huge fan of sugary ray but just when you think everything from the spring about possibly being traded had gone over he asks for another extension....sugar should know better we need AD back we need to sign a corner....comeon my man

I hope Bart brings the HOT SAUCE with him. The Pro Bowl can be a real snoozer.

Is there any follow-up on this story?

So, when is Ray making the announcement? I would like to see Bart Scott in the Pro Bowl, but I'd also like Ray Lewis to pad his Hall of Fame credentials -- 8 Pro Bowls, plus the Super Bowl MVP and 2 Defensive POY is a pretty impressive resume. It would be great for the franchise if JO and Ray could enter the Hall together on the first ballot. The Ravens would start to build a tradition.

Also, what is the nature of Ray's injury? Does it require surgery?

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Mike Preston has been with The Baltimore Sun since 1983. Prior to becoming a columnist in 2000, he covered the Ravens for four years. Preston will appear every Monday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Fox Sports Radio (1370-AM) to answer any questions about the Ravens. Preston is a native of Essex and a graduate of Towson State University, where he played football. E-mail Mike.

Jamison Hensley has been The Baltimore Sun’s Ravens beat reporter since the 2000 Super Bowl season. He is a regular contributor to WBAL radio and ESPN2’s First Take. Hensley is a Baltimore City native and a graduate of the University of Maryland.

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