Seven NFL teams reportedly reached out to John Harbaugh just hours after he was fired by the Baltimore Ravens. According to senior NFL insider Adam Schefter, who relayed information from Harbaugh's agent Bryan Harlan, the seven teams are interested in hiring the veteran coach.
These teams, which have already been without head coaches this season, are likely looking for a steady hand to guide them through the next year. The Las Vegas Raiders, Arizona Cardinals, Tennessee Titans, New York Giants, Atlanta Falcons, and Cleveland Browns all come to mind as contenders who would be interested in Harbaugh's services.
However, there is one team that stands out from the rest - the seventh team that reportedly contacted Harbaugh is unclear. If true, it would mean that the coaching search for this team was already underway before Harbaugh's firing became public knowledge. It's unlikely that they would reach out to him solely as a coordinator or interim head coach.
Harbaugh, who has been the face of the Ravens for nearly two decades, led the team to Super Bowl glory in 2012 by defeating his younger brother and the San Francisco 49ers. Now, he finds himself at a crossroads - as the Baltimore Ravens search for their new leader, Harbaugh is being courted by teams that are struggling to find stability on the sidelines.
These teams would be thrilled to have Harbaugh on board, particularly if it means they can aim for an 8-8 record next season. The fact that multiple franchises are already inquiring about his services suggests that Harbaugh's reputation as a reliable coach is still intact - despite being let go by his own team just hours after being fired.
These teams, which have already been without head coaches this season, are likely looking for a steady hand to guide them through the next year. The Las Vegas Raiders, Arizona Cardinals, Tennessee Titans, New York Giants, Atlanta Falcons, and Cleveland Browns all come to mind as contenders who would be interested in Harbaugh's services.
However, there is one team that stands out from the rest - the seventh team that reportedly contacted Harbaugh is unclear. If true, it would mean that the coaching search for this team was already underway before Harbaugh's firing became public knowledge. It's unlikely that they would reach out to him solely as a coordinator or interim head coach.
Harbaugh, who has been the face of the Ravens for nearly two decades, led the team to Super Bowl glory in 2012 by defeating his younger brother and the San Francisco 49ers. Now, he finds himself at a crossroads - as the Baltimore Ravens search for their new leader, Harbaugh is being courted by teams that are struggling to find stability on the sidelines.
These teams would be thrilled to have Harbaugh on board, particularly if it means they can aim for an 8-8 record next season. The fact that multiple franchises are already inquiring about his services suggests that Harbaugh's reputation as a reliable coach is still intact - despite being let go by his own team just hours after being fired.
that John Harbaugh is getting hit up by so many teams already! I mean, I get it, they need some stability on the sidelines, but he's been a part of the Baltimore Ravens for ages... like, almost two decades! 
It feels weird to see him being considered as an option elsewhere. The Raiders and Giants are always looking for a good coach, but Harbaugh's got that whole "Ravens legacy" thing going on - it's hard to replicate that elsewhere. 
On the other hand, I guess teams like the Titans and Falcons could use someone with his experience... or at least he'd be a known quantity 
. Either way, this is gonna be interesting to watch - will Harbaugh take another shot at the top? 
. I mean, who wouldn't want this guy at the helm? He's got experience, he's got a proven track record, and he's still relatively young (for an NFL coach, lol). The fact that 7 teams are already on his speed dial is mind-blowing... did they know about him getting fired before it happened? 
! The Ravens just got rid of him and already 7 teams are reaching out? That's insane! He's like a golden goose or something - everyone wants a piece of that Super Bowl-winning pie 
. I'm thinking the Raiders, Cards, Titans, Giants, Falcons, Browns, and... whoever the mystery team is? 
They all need some stability and Harbaugh's got the rep for being reliable. If he can get them to 8-8 next season, they're gonna be like "Yaaas, Coach!" 
. His reputation as a coach still holds up, which is cool, but you gotta wonder if it's because people are genuinely looking for stability or just trying to fix last year's mess 
. Whatever the reason, I'm sure Harbaugh will consider his options and make a move that makes sense for him 
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That'd be some juicy stuff right there!
Like, what's the deal with that? Is it 'cause he's got some kinda magic coaching mojo or something? I mean, sure, the guy did win a Super Bowl back in 2012, but I'm not sure if his reputation is totally untouchable. Still, gotta give him credit, the dude must be doing somethin' right 
some teams are gonna be lucky to get him on board, especially since they're struggling atm 
John Harbaugh has been with the Ravens for ages, and now he's getting hit up by 7 different teams... meanwhile, Baltimore is stuck trying to find a new coach 
. I mean, the Raiders, Cardinals, Titans, Giants, Falcons, Browns - all these teams are struggling and think Harbaugh can turn them around. It's like they're hoping for a magic formula or something 
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. Who knows what the mystery team is, but it's clear they're desperate for stability 
. Guess Harbaugh's got a lot of bargaining power now 
John Harbaugh is the GOAT 
The fact that multiple teams are interested in him is definitely a testament to his reputation as a coach, but at the same time, it's also a bit surprising that he was available just hours after being fired. Maybe it's true that some teams were already sniffing around before things got official? 
️ - their coaching staff just got canned and they need someone to steady the ship ASAP. Plus, Eli Manning's kids are already set at Alabama, so that's a no-go 