Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron's four-year contract, signed before the 2008 season, was set to expire next month. Matt Vensel of the Baltimore Sun reports on Monday morning, hours after Sunday's 23-20 season-ending loss to the New England Patriots in the AFC championship game, Cameron told some co-workers that he didn't expect the Ravens to offer him a new contract, according to a league source. But after the usual season-ending evaluation of the coaching staff, the team opted to keep Cameron for 2012. When Cameron got the news from Harbaugh, he called Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome to thank him. "I called Ozzie and said, 'Hey, I'm just thrilled to be back.' Ozzie said, 'Cam, in our minds, you were never gone.' And that means the world," Cameron said. "Obviously, we've got a lot of unfinished business. Our focus will be the same: getting better."
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