TBD.com:

ESPN is reporting that wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh has reached an agreement with the Baltimore Ravens, signing a one-year deal for $855,000. Of course, the Seattle Seahawks, who released Houshmandzadeh a few days ago, still owe the receiver $6.15 million.

Signing with Baltimore comes as a surprise considering multiple outlets had reported that Houshmandzadeh was narrowing his choice down to the Redskins and Ravens, but they must’ve had the wrong ‘R’ mascot.

The move only further upgrades a Baltimore offense that already features receivers Anquan Boldin, Derrick Mason and Donte’ Stallworth.

WBAL.com

An attorney for Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs says the mother of Suggs’ two children has withdrawn a $70 million lawsuit against him, and the couple is trying to reconcile.

Lynn Hoffman, who represents Suggs, says Candace Williams voluntarily withdrew the lawsuit and filed a motion to rescind a protective order she had taken out against him last month. That motion was granted Thursday.

Jamison Hensley on Derrick Mason

Asked if he was announcing his retirement, he said, “I didn’t win a Super Bowl yet. I think I’m going to tell you when Ed Reed tells you all. Ed Reed is 50-50 right now. So, I’m more like 60-40. Nothing’s definite but death and taxes. We’ll see how it goes the next couple of weeks.”

Jamison Hensley has the details.