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Staying late

After a physical morning workout that included two live segments of full contact, it was interesting to see four of the Ravens' biggest stars stay late signing autographs for the estimated crowd of 6,625.

Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Willis McGahee and Derrick Mason were the last four players off the field following the morning workout and autograph session. Reed, nursing an unspecified injury, worked on his own, but did not participate in team drills.

Lewis, McGahee and Mason not only accomodated the fans, they also gave interviews to the media.

Posted by Ken Murray on July 25, 2008 5:28 PM | Permalink

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HOPE FAVRE STAYS IN THE NFC,SO THE RAVENS DO NOT GET FURTHER BURIED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE AFC. STILL...FAVRE SHOULD BE FINISHED BEFORE FLACCO IS READY TO LEAD A PLAYOFF PUSH.
EX-BIRDMAN.

Posted by: JESSE MORGAN | July 26, 2008 2:14 PM

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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.

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