Less than one month ago, the Ravens released Lardarius Webb. Today, the defensive back is set to return to Baltimore. The two sides are nearing agreement on a new deal, according to Jason La Canfora of CBSSports.com (on Twitter). It will be a three-year pact with a maximum value of $10.5MM, reports Jeff Zriebec of the Baltimore Sun (Twitter links). 
Webb, 31, was displaced by the signing of former Arizona safety Tony Jefferson. Jefferson will play a more prominent role in the Ravens secondary, but Webb can still be expected to see a good amount of playing time. Jefferson is much younger than Webb, but the advanced metrics at Pro Football Focus indicated that they both played at a high level in 2016. Webb was PFF’s No. 15 ranked safety while Jefferson placed in fifth.
To date, Webb has spent his entire eight-year career in Baltimore and he’s now ticketed for a ninth campaign with the Ravens. In total, he has appeared in 111 games with 82 starts. Last season, he finished with 73 tackles, one sack, and one forced fumble in 16 games.
#nobodywantedhim #becauseheisnotgood #soheresigned #withabadteam
shut yo crusty ass up.
Welcome back Webby, we missed you.
Y’all he ain’t good he a slow run bum gosh dang
Have you actually watched him play? Saying he is not good is a stupid comment. Could start on a lot of teams.
Y’all he a slow hawg on dat field runnin
As a ravens fan he is hard to watch. He just gets burned because his lack of speed
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