Ravens Injury Update: Webb, Kindle, Cousins, and More

August 24, 2010   ·   Trent Reinsmith   ·   Jump to comments

The Baltimore Ravens removed Lardarius Webb from the physically unable to perform list on Monday. The team is hoping that the cornerback will be ready to play against the New York Jets when the Ravens open the season on September 13th.
Webb tore the ACL in his right knee in a game against the Chicago Bears last season on December 20th.
Coach John Harbaugh said that the team would take the same tack with Webb as they did with the Fabian Washington, who recently returned from an ACL injury.
Washington had no contact for one week after returning to the practice field. His first game back was three weeks after he was cleared to work with the team. 
The Ravens opener is a little less than three weeks away. If Webb looks healthy and able, it would not be a surprise to see him play against the Jets.
In addition to his cornerback duties, Webb played special teams last year. It was while covering a punt that he injured his leg. Webb stated, "I haven't been rehabbin...

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