Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson not saying how he'll handle training camp, season without new contract

OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Quarterback Lamar Jackson said he spoke with the Baltimore Ravens about his contract situation this week, but the former NFL MVP was noncommittal about whether he would report to training camp or play at the start of the season without a new deal.

Jackson, though, expressed confidence when asked if he believed he would play in Baltimore for the rest of his career.

"I expect so," Jackson said Thursday. "So, yes, I do."

Jackson, who is set to make $23.016 million on his fifth-year option in 2022, said his absence from the three weeks of voluntary organized team activities were not contract-related. He reported to mandatory minicamp Monday, which marked the first time he had…