The Ravens gave their secondary a makeover this offseason, but now one of its familiar faces is back.
Veteran Lardarius Webb and the Ravens have agreed on a new three-year deal, according to the Baltimore Sun, giving the Ravens both depth and flexibility while retaining a respected locker room presence. Webb had been cut as a cap casualty last month.
Terms of the new deal aren't known, but it will surely represent a savings from Webb's previous deal, which would have carried a $7.5 million cap charge this season.
Webb's return bolsters a secondary that already had made significant upgrades this offseason with the free-agent signings of safety Tony Jefferson and durable cornerback Brandon Carr.
