"Harbaugh has been at the helm of the Ravens for 18 seasons; only Mike Tomlin's Steelers tenure is longer. Baltimore authorized a three-year extension last March, and owner Steve Bisciotti is well known to hold Harbaugh in very high regard. Those factors point to stability at the HC position for 2026. Nevertheless, Outkick's Armando Salguero reports there are teams "monitoring" the possibility of Harbaugh departing. Included among them are the Giants and Falcons."
"A parting of ways between Harbaugh and the Ravens has been floated late in the season, one in which the team finished 8-9 and fell short of the playoffs. Leading up to Week 18's winner-take-all game against the Steelers, it appeared as though a firing would be considered a surprise. Still, uncertainty looms over the situation with the list of coaching vacancies taking shape."
Changes to the Baltimore Ravens coaching staff are expected after an 8-9 season that missed the playoffs. John Harbaugh has led the team for 18 seasons and signed a three-year extension last March; ownership holds him in high regard, which suggests stability for 2026. Several teams, including the Giants and Falcons, are reportedly monitoring Harbaugh and he is described as well-coveted. Six head-coaching openings exist currently, and that number could rise. Staff movement is anticipated relatively soon and could include parting with offensive coordinator Todd Monken and defensive coordinator Zach Orr; Monken received an interview request from the Browns.
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