Larry Fitzgerald announces surprise return to NFL to sign with Baltimore Ravens
- The future Hall of Fame wide receiver, who hasn't played since 2020, is coming out of retirement at 41 years old to join Lamar Jackson and the Ravens' offense.
- Fitzgerald quietly worked out with private trainers for three months, citing a "competitive fire" reignited by watching playoff football this past January.
- He will sign a one-year, incentive-laden deal worth up to $4 million, focusing on red-zone efficiency and veteran mentorship for young receivers like Zay Flowers.
- This move instantly reshapes Super Bowl odds, with Baltimore now favored to win the AFC North by adding a sure-handed 17-season veteran to their passing game.
- Critics question his durability after a four-year layoff, but Fitzgerald posted a viral 4.6-second 40-yard dash video last week, silencing doubters on social media.