The Baltimore Ravens reportedly aren't concerned about quarterback Lamar Jackson skipping the start of organized team activities amid contract uncertainty.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported Sunday on SportsCenter that Jackson "promised" he'll return to the team eventually, and the front office remains hopeful about a long-term extension:
"Here's what I'm hearing: the Ravens are not overly concerned because Lamar Jackson has promised to show up at some point. It might be for mandatory minicamp, but he's going to be there. This is not contentious from what I'm hearing, and so they believe they're still in a very good place with the player.