According to the Carroll County Times, as running back Willis McGahee packed his suitcase in the locker room following a 20-3 AFC divisional playoff loss to the Indianapolis Colts, he wasn’t certain whether it was his last game playing for the Baltimore Ravens. Signed to a seven-year, $40.12 contract following a trade from the Buffalo Bills three years ago, McGahee is due a $3.6 million salary next season. Even if this does turn out to be an uncapped year if a new collective bargaining agreement isn’t brokered, it’s still a lot of money to pay a backup running back with Pro Bowl selection Ray Rice entrenched as the starter. Whatever happens, McGahee said he’s unconcerned about his future after tying a franchise record by scoring14 touchdowns in a reserve role. “No doubt about it, I still have a lot left in my tank,” McGahee said. “Right now, I’ll let them handle it when the time comes. “Man, I ain’t even worried about it right now to tell you the truth. If I do, I do. If I don’t, I don’t. It is what it is. Who knows what the future holds for me? Sky’s the limit.”