Baltimore Ravens

COLUMN; Over an 18-season span, John Harbaugh's flexible, delegation-heavy approach gave him the freedom and energy to coach where he was needed. But the CEO style is rarely as successful, meaning it may not be repeated when the Ravens hire his successor.

From Brian Flores to Davis Webb, these are the names to watch.

“I think it was the right move, but it’s still bittersweet,” one fan said. “He is a great coach and had a lot of success, but it seemed like some change was needed.”

As the Ravens seek a replacement for the 63-year-old John Harbaugh, age might not just be a number. It could be a key criterion for owner Steve Bisciotti.

Monken made his first public comments since the Ravens’ loss Sunday to the Pittsburgh Steelers and coach John Harbaugh’s firing two days later.

Here’s a look at the NFL rules and guidelines that will shape the Ravens’ coaching search in the days and weeks to come.

President Donald Trump posted on his social media platform, Truth Social, in support of John Harbaugh, whom the Ravens recently fired. Harbaugh visited Trump at the White House in July 2025.

The Ravens weren’t going to return to form without significant change. But don’t let the finish completely color Harbaugh’s tenure

“If there’s anyone that’s a Raven through and through, it was him,” one player told The Banner.

Steve Bisciotti made his fortune in staffing and recruiting. Now the Ravens owner has one of the NFL’s most attractive job openings in recent memory.

Reflecting on the career of John Harbaugh and his 18 seasons as the head coach of Baltimore Ravens before he was fired.

Dispatching a coach with the track record of Harbaugh is always a risky move.

In his own statement released by the team, Harbaugh said he was obviously disappointed by the decision, but he also had “GRATITUDE & APPRECIATION” for the Ravens organization.

Where do the Ravens go from here?

Here’s what some of the Ravens' notable pending free agents said as they scattered for an offseason starting sooner than they could’ve expected.

COLUMN | The Ravens have not been a priority for one die-hard fan this season, and it has little to do with how the team played.

Maybe the real question is: Who will take the fall?

Here are five things we learned about where the Ravens might be headed after a colossally disappointing 2025.

COLUMN: Nobody ever wants to replace a legend — even a disgraced one.