The Baltimore Ravens entered the 2025 season with Super Bowl aspirations, but head coach John Harbaugh and company are just one loss away from spending the postseason on the couch. The Ravens have not appeared in a Super Bowl since 2012 despite having an elite quarterback in Lamar Jackson and one of the league’s most talented rosters. The NFL is a results-based business, and there are some whispers that the Ravens could move on from Harbaugh if the team misses the playoffs.
Coaching trades are rare, but according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano, “the chatter is out there” that John Harbaugh could be available for the right price. While Graziano notes that “the Ravens are not the type of organization to make compulsive decisions based on fan discontent” and implied Baltimore wouldn’t fire him with three years remaining on his contract, he didn’t rule out a trade.
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Fowler added that “Harbaugh and owner Steve Bisciotti could have big-picture talks about the future at some point.” If these talks go south, don’t be surprised if the Ravens start shopping John Harbaugh. While Baltimore has underperformed in the playoffs, Harbaugh remains one of the league’s better coaches, and a change of scenery could bring out the best of him, much like how Andy Reid had his best years with the Kansas City Chiefs. The following three teams will likely be in the market for a new head coach, and Harbaugh would probably be at the top of their list.
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