The Baltimore Ravens are looking for their next head coach after making the decision to fire John Harbaugh, who had been with the team for nearly two decades.
The Baltimore Ravens are still very much deep into the process of finding their new head coach after firing John Harbaugh. Baltimore currently has over 10 candidates who have interviewed for the job, with some wondering if quarterback Lamar Jackson would be a part of the process.
According to Adam Schefter, the Giants and John Harbaugh are still working through the final details of his contract on Friday. Schefter’s sources indicate
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Baltimore’s offensive coordinator position is still technically filled by Todd Monken at this point. A departure in his case is widely expected, however.
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During the latest edition of the "Throwbacks with Matt Leinart & Jerry Ferrara" podcast, Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy spoke about what went wrong for the club during those matchups versus the Steelers.
As recently as early Friday morning, it seemed as if the New York Giants announcing Harbaugh as their next head coach was a matter of "when" and not "if." However, it appears Giants fans may have spiked the figurative football too early.
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The search for the Baltimore Ravens head coach continues on into its second week after the firing of John Harbaugh, with a number of potential candidates for the position.
John Harbaugh‘s impending deal with the Giants will make him one of the highest-paid coaches in the league. According to Jordan Schultz, the contract is expected to be worth nearly $100MM over five years.
The Baltimore Ravens are looking to hire a new head coach after John Harbaugh was let go following 18 seasons with the team. With Harbaugh going to the New York Giants, it is really beginning to set in that the Ravens will be led by someone else.
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The exodus has begun. On Thursday morning, hours after John Harbaugh agreed to become New York Giants head coach, reports surfaced that Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken is following Harbaugh to the Meadowlands.
The Ravens are interviewing head coaching candidates to replace John Harbaugh, but they also have their eyes on the second-biggest part of their offseason: negotiating another extension with Lamar Jackson.