The Baltimore Ravens were interested in bringing him back this offseason. Smith departed the Ravens when the 49ers extended him a five-year contract that he couldn't refuse. He'll make $17.5 million over that period of time. He had been scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent after the 2013 season. However, the 49ers can still sign him long term if they choose to do so. In 2012, Smith had 92 catches for 1,247 yards and eight touchdowns. He spent his first seven seasons with the Ravens, where he became one of their top receivers. Smith's departure leaves the Ravens without their No. 2 receiver for at least another year. That's a big loss for a team that hopes to rebound from its first non-playoff season since 1999. John Preston Williams is expected to fill that role this season. Prior to joining the Ravens, Smith spent seven seasons with the Eagles, where he finished as one of the league's best receivers three times. He caught at least 75 passes each year during that span, including 110 receptions for 1,412 yards and 14 touchdowns in 2012. Smith's career high in catches per game is 13. He reached 100 catches in six seasons and 1,000 yards receiving in five campaigns.