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Could a meteor flying by stir the ozone layer?

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Could a meteor flying by stir the ozone layer?

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  1. Most meteors burn up in the Mesosphere, which is above the ozone layer.  Only the largest penetrate deeply enough into the atmosphere to stir up the ozone layer, which ends at an altitude of about 35 km.  

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