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Ravens match Taylor's offer sheet

OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) - The Baltimore Ravens have matched the one-year, $3-million US offer sheet running Chester Taylor signed last week with the Cleveland Browns.

The Ravens had until Wednesday to match the offer for free-agent Taylor, the primary backup to Pro Bowler Jamal Lewis, but opted to act Monday.

The deal includes a $2-million base salary, a $1-million signing bonus and two $100,000 incentive clauses.

"This shows the continued commitment of Steve Bisciotti to win and the flexibility of our cap that we can retain a player like Chester," Baltimore general manager Ozzie Newsome said. "Over the last three years, Chester has been productive both when spelling Jamal Lewis and when he has started for him.

"Keeping Chester makes us a stronger and deeper team."

Taylor, slated to compete with Lee Suggs for the Browns' starting tailback job, would receive $100,000 if he makes the Pro Bowl and $100,000 if he rushes for 1,000 yards. It's unlikely that those incentives will be triggered in 2005 because of Lewis's presence. Taylor rushed for 714 yards and two touchdowns last season while catching 30 passes.


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