Robert Griffin III isn't concerned about the Baltimore Ravens drafting Lamar Jackson.

Griffin expects to be Joe Flacco's backup.

"When they drafted Lamar, I didn't look at it as a shot at me or a shot at Joe," Griffin told USA Today's Mike Jones. "It was 'OK, Lamar is coming in here, and it's our job to help him learn the offense and help him compete.' So, for me, my job is to show them that I'm an asset to the team and not a detriment."

Griffin shared second-team snaps in organized team activities with Jackson last week.

"One [reporter] asked me if I was trying to showcase for other teams," Griffin said. "No, my focus is, 'I'm a Baltimore Raven. I'm showcasing to them that this is where I'm supposed to be.'"

Dez Bryant remains available on the free agent market, but the wide receiver says he doesn't regret passing on an offer from the Baltimore Ravens.

The Ravens offered him a deal shortly after he was cut loose by the Dallas Cowboys last month.

Bryant responded to a question on Twitter about having any regrets.

He answered by saying "not one bit" and said he was "very appreciative" for the offer.

The Philadelphia Eagles hosted Terrance West for a free-agent visit on Tuesday, according to a report.

West isn't known to have visited with any other teams since free agency opened.

The 27-year-old led the Baltimore Ravens with a career-high 774 rushing yards in 2016.

The Eagles already have Jay Ajayi, Corey Clement, Wendell Smallwood, Darren Sproles and Donnell Pumphrey at the position.