OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron said he hasn’t been contacted by the Buffalo Bills regarding their head coaching vacancy.

“No, not to my knowledge,” Cameron said. “That’s the furthest thing from my mind. Our focus is strictly on New England. This is too great a group of guys to be around to let my focus be anything but just win this football game.”

Fired by Bill Parcells after coaching the Miami Dolphins to a 1-15 record in 2007 in his lone season as an NFL head coach, Cameron has been extremely effective as an offensive coordinator.

Given the opportunity in the right situation, he’d like to take another shot as a head coach.

"Head coaching is a different challenge,” he said. “Do I want that head coaching challenge again someday? Yes. Do I need that anytime right away? Absolutely not. I've got a young family and I love what I'm doing right now.

“Maybe there will come a time when I don't enjoy being an offensive coordinator as much, but I don't when that will be, because I love what I'm doing. Down the road yeah, I'd love that opportunity again. In my mind, it's down the road, and it's got to be the right situation."

Patriots coach Bill Belichick was extremely complimentary of Cameron’s work.

The Ravens piled up 363 yards and 24 first downs during a loss earlier this season to New England.

"I have a lot of respect for him and the job that he's done, not just this year, but through the years in competing against him," Patriots coach Bill Belichick said. "Going back to when he was in San Diego, he killed us there. Even in the '07 season, where we won those games, you know, they had a lot of injuries on defense. We were able to score a lot of points, but they still moved the ball against us very well.

"His players are well prepared, he has a good scheme, they execute it well, and I think he does an excellent job. It's always tough against Cam."

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