Reporter's question expected after mention of Lamar Jackson's name, GM doesn't rule out drafting a QB

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The Baltimore Ravens brass spoke to media members on Wednesday to respond to questions about the upcoming NFL Draft.

But, the organization did not seem interested in fielding questions related to quarterback Lamar Jackson's unresolved contract situation.

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta and director of player personnel Joe Hortiz were willing to take on some questions about the quarterback position, as it relates to the group of prospects. "I don't want to insult anybody in the draft, but I would say there's probably more than four guys that can be significant quarterbacks in this league in this draft class," DeCosta said.

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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) looks to pass in the first half of an NFL football game against the Denver Broncos, Sunday, Dec. 4, 2022, in Baltimore.  (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Ravens representatives likely went into the media session expecting reporters would bring up Jackson's ongoing situation.

Whether the team does or does not expect the two-time Pro Bowl quarterback to be on their roster in 2023 certainly will impact their draft strategy.

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"With respect to this being about the draft and everything," started WJZ’s Alex Glaze. "With the Lamar stuff that’s going on — ." A Ravens staff member then attempted to cut the question.

When the reporter readjusted the question by saying, "When you are looking at quarterbacks-" the team employee jumped back in. 

 "Let’s just move off the…" the Ravens employee said. "If you have a question about the