James Ihedigbo, Baltimore Ravens agree to contract

Published: Mar 12, 2013 at 08:31 AM

The Baltimore Ravens have re-signed reserve safety James Ihedigbo to a one-year contract.

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Ihedigbo confirmed the deal on Twitter.

Ihedigbo finished with six special teams tackles and 19 defensive tackles with one sack and a pass deflection in his first year with the Ravens.

The safety came to Baltimore from the New England Patriots where in 2011 he had a career-high 72 tackles.

The Baltimore Sun reported that Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti called Ihedigbo his "good-luck charm," while hugging him in the locker room after the Ravens' Super Bowl victory over the San Francisco 49ers.

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