Josh Johnson is returning to Baltimore. The 37-year-old free agent quarterback has signed with the Ravens, the team announced Monday. Johnson has played for an NFL-record 14 teams and this marks his third stint with Baltimore. A fifth-round pick out of San Diego by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2008, he played for the Ravens in 2021 and was on the roster during the 2016 offseason before being released that September. He also gives the Ravens a veteran presence in their quarterback room and will compete with Tyler Huntley, Anthony Brown and undrafted free agent Nolan Henderson for a backup role behind Lamar Jackson, who earlier this month signed a five-year extension worth a reported $260 million. Johnson has started nine games in his NFL career, though teams were just 1-8 with him at the helm. One of those starts was with the Ravens two years ago.