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

Lamar Jackson wants Seahawks' offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak to be the next head coach of the Baltimore Ravens.

Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti calls their open head coaching job "the best opening in this cycle." Now, Bisciotti and his front office are seeking a coach who can take an already talented roster to the Super Bowl for the first time since the 2012 season.

The NFL's two longest tenured coaches and longtime rivals are both now free agents after the Ravens fired John Harbaugh last week and Mike Tomlin stepped down as Steelers coach on Tuesday. While there were rumblings Tomlin's time in Pittsburgh could be coming to an end,

Anonymous Ravens sourced pushed back on the narrative that former head coach John Harbaugh lost the locker room before his firing.

As Robert Saleh looks to guide the San Francisco 49ers on a deep playoff run, the defensive coordinator reportedly is drawing some interest from other squads.

Harbaugh, who was under contract through 2028 after signing a new three-year deal last offseason, was the second-longest tenured coach in the NFL (behind Pittsburgh's Mike Tomlin) and is the winningest coach in Ravens history,

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