Ravens' Lewis Pleads Guilty to Drug Charge
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ATLANTA - Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis pleaded guilty to a lesser charge in a federal drug conspiracy case Thursday and will be sentenced to four months in federal prison and two months in a halfway house, to be served after the regular season ends in January.    Lewis still could be suspended this season by the NFL, which said Thursday it would have no immediate decision on such punishment...
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Pardon the Baltimore Ravens for showing no pity for the winless Kansas City Chiefs. They&#39;ve got their own problems. Jamal Lewis, who ran for 2,066 yards last season and 186 yards a week ago in Cincinnati, will be in the Baltimore backfield Monday night.
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Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis was sentenced to four months in prison yesterday for using a cellphone to try to set up a drug deal about 4 1/2 years ago.
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OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis was suspended for two games without pay by the NFL for violating the league's substance abuse policy, one day after pleading guilty to trying to set up a drug deal four years ago...
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The Baltimore Ravens cut Jamal Lewis ahead of Friday's pivotal free-agent signing period but the club says it will try to re-sign the veteran running back.
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ATLANTA - Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis will be sentenced to four months in federal prison and two months in a halfway house after pleading guilty Thursday to a lesser charge in a federal drug conspiracy case.    Under the deal with prosecutors, Lewis would serve his sentence during the NFL offseason...
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PENSACOLA, Fla. (Sports Network) - Baltimore Ravens running  back Jamal Lewis began his jail sentence Friday, reporting to a  federal prison camp in Florida. Lewis was ordered to serve a  four-month term for using a cell phone to help set up a drug  transaction in June of 2000.
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RICHMOND, Virginia  - Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick was solemn as he pleaded guilty in federal court on Monday in a dogfighting case almost certain to wreck his football career.
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Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis insists he is done talking about Terrell Owens and the deal that almost brought the wideout to Baltimore.
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Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis did not appear at his arraignment Friday, but his lawyers entered a not guilty plea on charges in an expanded drug conspiracy indictment.
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While the deal will not be announced until some time next week, Baltimore Ravens tailback Jamal Lewis has reached a tentative plea agreement that will allow him to avoid both
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The spotlight will shine on Jamal Lewis this weekend when the Ravens open their season in Cleveland against the team Lewis has historically dominated.
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Football Free agent running back Jamal Lewis agreed to a one-year deal with the Browns, a person within the NFL told the Associated Press last night. Lewis was released last week in a salary cap move by Baltimore, which elected not to pay its career rushing leader a $5 million roster bonus. Lewis was the Offensive Player of the Year ...
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ATLANTA - Lawyers for Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis are negotiating a plea deal in his drug conspiracy case that would allow him to serve jail time in the offseason, a source close to the case told The Associated Press on Saturday.    Under a deal being discussed with federal prosecutors, the pro football player would serve four to six months - possibly split between jail and a halfway house - when the season concludes, said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity...
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Dana Stubblefield, the first National Football League player charged in the Balco doping scandal, pleaded guilty on Friday to lying to a U.S. agent regarding steroid use, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.
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Baltimore Ravens football star Jamal  Lewis pleaded guilty on Thursday to using a cell phone to try  to broker a cocaine deal, avoiding more serious federal drug  charges that could have sent him to prison for life.
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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Baltimore Ravens star running back Jamal Lewis was hit with an additional drug charge Tuesday.