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The Ravens got some good news from two of their top cornerbacks on Monday, as both Fabian Washington and Lardarius Webb touted their rehabilitation schedules via Twitter.
Fresh off consulting visits with renowned surgeon Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala., both Washington and Webb had favorable results in light of their knee injuries.
“Dr. [space]Andrews told me I was doing great and I’ll be ready for camp,” tweeted Washington.
On his Twitter account, Webb added: “Jus left B’ham from seeing Dr. Andrews. Everything is on schedule Ravens fans!!!!”
Washington and Webb both saw their 2009 campaigns end early when they suffered season-ending knee injuries. Washington’s occurred in Week 11, while Webb’s was four weeks later.
Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh said last week that the corners were progressing ahead of schedule, and Webb cut and backpedaled lightly on the practice field.
Without either former starter, the Ravens have used Chris Carr with the first team opposite Domonique Foxworth.
Fabian Washington Twitter
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