Terrell Owens almost became a member of the Ravens six years ago and he could get another shot this offseason. Baltimore coach John Harbaugh wouldn't rule out the possibility of signing Owens Saturday during his NFL Scouting Combine media session. "We're interested in anyone who makes our football team better," said Harbaugh. Philly.com also reports that the Ravens have expressed interest in another ex-Eagle, running back Brian Westbrook. Harbaugh was on Philadelphia coach Andy Reid's staff before moving on to Baltimore.

If wide receiver Derrick Mason is going to re-sign with the Ravens, he wants a two-year deal from the club. "I'm weighing my options to potentially come back and play," Mason told Baltimore's official web site. "My thought pattern is that if there's no need to come back for one year, then there's no need to come back. It has to be for more than one year. I'm not just going to come back for one year and let it be at that. If I came back, it would be for more than one year." After a stellar five-year run in Baltimore, where he set a franchise record with 4,975 receiving yards, Mason could be a hot commodity.

Peter King broke news of Donte' Stallworth's signing with the Ravens on Wednesday and was critical of how ESPN confirmed the story 25 minutes later with no mention of his report. "I like how the ESPN AFC North blog reports Stallworth to Ravens from 2 sources -- 25 minutes after SI reports it," wrote King on his Twitter page. "Nice going."

Donte' Stallworth will sign with the Baltimore Ravens, according to a report from Peter King of Sports Illustrated. Stallworth did not play during the 2009 season because of a suspension from the NFL due to his conviction on manslaughter charges.

The Ravens continued to express strong optimism that safety Ed Reed will not retire. Reed said he was "50-50" on whether he would return to the Ravens next season because of on-going injuries. "I believe Ed?s going to play next year," coach John Harbaugh said at the "State of the Ravens" press conference Wednesday. "If he doesn?t, we?ll have to have a plan in place to move on. There?s no better leader, no better football player, no better guy on our team than Ed Reed. We need him back. He?s a huge part of our puzzle."

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said he was willing to take a risk with players who were first-time offenders but had problems with players who had been repeat offenders. Brandon Marshall will likely be made available via trade by the Broncos. Marshall, one of the top receivers in the league, has had repeated problems both on and off the field.