Harbaugh was fired two days after the Ravens lost to the Steelers in the season finale, effectively losing their chances at a playoff spot.

The John Harbaugh to the Tennessee Titans story continues to pick up steam, with one insider naming the Titans one of the favorites.

The Baltimore Ravens' decision to part ways with John Harbaugh shook the rest of the league, adding to the growing list of NFL head coach openings by tossing on

The Falcons do have an intriguing young quarterback in Michael Penix, but he is hurt again. Meanwhile, the Giants’ Jaxson Dart and Titans’ Ward flashed potential as high-profile rookies in 2025. So it make sense that Harbaugh is interested in coaching those teams.

Why did the Ravens fire John Harbaugh? Owner Steve Bisciotti explains his reasoning for making a change after 18 seasons.

During his time with the Dolphins, McDaniel maximized the talent of several offensive players like Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill, Aaron Brewer, and Jonnu Smith, who all had their best NFL seasons under the coach. That could be appealing to Atlanta given it already has an offensive core in place with Michael Penix Jr, Bijan Robinson, and Drake London.

But for now, the Giants are still very much in the mix for Harbaugh, who was fired last week after spending 18 seasons leading the Ravens. He reached the AFC title game just once in seven years with Lamar Jackson as his full-time starting quarterback.

The Browns are set to interview Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter on Friday; John Harbaugh interview is not yet determined.