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The three players share the same agent, who will meet with the Ravens this weekend. Still, getting Jonathon Ogden signed figures to be Baltimore’s biggest priority.

He’s listed as probable with a knee injury. Lewis is tied for sixth in the NFL with 65 sacks.

Lewis’ production really slowed down in the second half. He was not a top five IDP linebacker for the first time in ages.

He also sat out passing camp last month because of the same injury, but it’s just a precaution.

IGF-1 is already banned by the NFL, and “other growth factors” sounds like a growth hormone. Jackson previously endorsed the company, but stopped doing so last month. “S.W.A.T.S.” owner Mitch Ross claims to have distributed substances to Bengals S Roy Williams, Ravens LB Ray Lewis, and Jets RBs coach Anthony Lynn. Rams LB David Vobora is suing S.W.A.T.S. after allegedly using one of the company’s sprays got him suspended in 2009.

Still rehabbing from December hamstring surgery, Lewis is expected to be ready for training camp. C Mike Flynn (knee) is also out and CB Samari Rolle (elbow) could be limited.

Lewis made just one tackle and forced a fumble on the play. “It felt so good because my crowd got energized again. My defense was rejuvenated. It’s just good to be back on the football field.” The 10-year vet remains a quality linebacker option in IDP leagues.

He’s not at full health yet, but it appears Lewis isn’t getting his wish of a trade out of Baltimore.

Lewis missed just four plays before getting back on the field. He hasn’t missed a game since 2007 and is on pace for his sixth straight 100-tackle season.

“He looks great,” Harbaugh said. “Any report to the contrary is absolutely untrue. His toe is 100 percent. Has been for a couple weeks.” Lewis looked rusty down the stretch after returning from a four-week absence in Week 15, but should benefit greatly from the Ravens’ first-round bye. Despite the injury and absence, Lewis graded out as the fifth-best inside linebacker in football this season by Pro Football Focus.