Ravens' troubled Webster makes most of last chance.(Sports)

From: The Washington Times | Date: January 21, 2001| Author: Wright, Ken | Copyright information

OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Larry Webster is the first to admit he has no more chances.

The Baltimore Ravens' defensive tackle started the season serving an NFL-mandated eight-game suspension for a third violation of the league's alcohol and substance abuse policy. Now Webster is one week away from playing in his first Super Bowl.

"This is it," Webster said. "I'm walking on rice paper. I can't poke any holes in it at all. If I take that day in and day out and ...

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