BEREA, Ohio — Cleveland Browns running back Jamal Lewis did not participate in the early part of practice, presumably so he could get treatment on an injured hamstring.
Lewis, a former Tennessee Vol, also did not practice on Wednesday with the injury, which he sustained in Sunday’s 27-6 loss to the Denver Broncos. He was seen in the locker room before practice Thursday, but he left as soon as reporters were allowed in.
The Browns play at Baltimore on Sunday.
Lewis was not on the field with his teammates during the 30 minutes of practice open to the media.
If Lewis can’t play, rookie running back James Davis, who attended the same Atlanta high school as Lewis, will likely start against the Ravens. Davis was inactive last week because of a shoulder injury.
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Comments » 3
TommyJack writes:
He will be held out until he learns pass blocking.
Hounddog writes:
Thank you, that is real interesting. Oh, Hounddog gets it...Cleveland is in OHIO.
OHIO, you know those guys coming into our yard this Saturday. The Hounddog is hoping someone in Knoxville is thinking about OHIO U!
Thanks again for the article that has nothing to do with our next game.
Let's play football. Hounddog
CoverOrange writes:
Gator season has passed. He should be up to speed now.
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