John Harbaugh has been released from his role as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens after an impressive 18-year tenure, marked by a Super Bowl victory and a strong overall record.
The decision, announced by owner Steve Bisciotti, follows a disappointing season that ended with a crucial loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, costing the team a playoff berth.
Harbaugh's firing has sent shockwaves through the NFL, establishing him as the most sought-after coaching candidate available this offseason.
Public figures, including former President Donald Trump, have openly advocated for teams to consider Harbaugh, highlighting his coaching prowess and experience.
The Ravens are now in the spotlight as they search for Harbaugh's replacement, making this one of the league’s most attractive coaching vacancies, prompting speculation on potential candidates.
Amidst the upheaval, Harbaugh’s departure marks a significant shift in the coaching landscape, elevating Mike Tomlin of the Pittsburgh Steelers to the longest-serving head coach in the NFL.