Robert Griffin III is poised to resume his NFL career about 35 miles away from where he started it.
The former Washington Redskins quarterback has reached agreement on a one-year contract with the Baltimore Ravens, who want him to back up Joe Flacco.
"Obviously, his personality, he's a confident guy. He's a very talented quarterback," coach John Harbaugh said of Griffin, 28, on Wednesday. "He's had a lot of success in this league early on. We're excited about it."
Griffin's last previous stop in an injury-riddled career came in 2016 with the Cleveland Browns when he started five games. He is expected to sign with the Ravens next week.
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• Broncos linebacker Von Miller is potentially in hot water after a social media post in which he poses with a bloody hammerhead shark caught on a Florida fishing expedition. Harvesting hammerhead sharks is a second-degree misdemeanor in that state.
• Former Packers tight end Richard Rodgers agreed to a one-year contract with the Eagles.
