The Facts: Baltimore signed Johnson Wednesday for the third time in his career and the second time in six months. Johnson spent less than three weeks with the team during the 2004 regular season, and did not see any action. The Ravens brought in the speedster for depth after injuries ravaged their offense. This year, however, Johnson will apparently go to training camp with the team with whom he won a Super Bowl.

Diehards Line:Johnson, who caught 58 passes and seven touchdowns from 1998 through 2001 with Baltimore, is the fifth player -– and the second receiver -- signed by the Ravens since the start of free agency a month ago. Baltimore also picked up former Pro Bowl wideout Derrick Mason, who is expected to take a leading role in the offense in 2005.