Ravens lose Lewis, Webb to injuries

Veteran linebacker Ray Lewis and cornerback Lardarius Webb of the Baltimore Ravens will each miss the rest the season with injuries, the team said Monday. Lewis, a 17-year pro and 13-time Pro Bowl selection, will be shelved for the remainder of the season with a complete tear of his triceps muscle following Sunday's 31-29 win against the Dallas Cowboys, Ravens Coach John Harbaugh said. Lewis had racked up 57 tackles and one sack in six games this season. Webb, meanwhile, was diagnosed with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee -- also sustained during Sunday's game. Webb, a fourth-year pro, finishes the season with 25 tackles and one interception after signing a $50 million, six-year contract in April.