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Ravens Re-Sign WR Brandon Stokley

Oct 08, 2013 at 09:35 AM

Baltimore Ravens Social Media Director/Digital Host Garrett Downing

Garrett Downing

Social Media Director/Digital Host

Brandon Stokley is officially back on the roster.

The Ravens re-signed the veteran wide receiver Tuesday, just three days after cutting him. To make room for Stokley on the 53-man squad, the Ravens cut veteran tight end Billy Bajema.

Stokley and Bajema traded places, as the Ravens cut Stokley over the weekend to create a spot for Bajema before the game against Miami. Stokley has dealt with a groin injury the last two weeks and the Ravens wanted Bajema on the team to face the Dolphins.

"Brandon has a groin/hip flexor issue where he wasn't ready to play," Head Coach John Harbaugh said. "We had to find a way to get Billy back up so we could play Billy, and it was a numbers issue. … It was all health related."

Now they are going back to Stokley, who has been a valuable third-down target for quarterback Joe Flacco when he has played.

Stokley has nine receptions for 79 yards in his first three games.

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