The injury problems continue for the Baltimore Ravens on the defensive side of the football.
FOX Sports' Jay Glazer reported that Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis had suffered a complete tear of his tricep, and he is expected to be done for the season. Glazer reported the news via Twitter on Monday afternoon.
MRI on Ray Lewis showed a complete tear after all of that triceps and is done for the year
— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) October 15, 2012
The Ravens confirmed the news, also via Twitter, moments later.
#Ravens LB Ray Lewis has a triceps tear. Complete tear. He's out for the rest of the year.
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) October 15, 2012
Lewis suffered the injury on Sunday afternoon during the Ravens' win over the Dallas Cowboys. The All-Pro, whose career may be over with this injury, is just the latest impact player on the Ravens' defense to suffer an injury. Linebacker Terrell Suggs remains out with an Achilles tear, while cornerback Lardarius Webb is also expected to be out for the season with a reported torn ACL he suffered Sunday.
Defensive tackle Haloti Ngata has a knee injury of his own, but the Ravens don't expect him to miss much time, if any.
