Eric DeCosta Shares What Baltimore Ravens Are Looking for in a Head Coach

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The Baltimore Ravens are actively looking for a replacement head coach who possesses strong leadership traits, such as the capacity to hold players accountable while effectively relating to them, knowledge of strategic X's and Os, firmness in decision-making, and a dedication to maintaining the team's winning culture, after deciding to fire longtime head coach John Harbaugh after 18 seasons. Together with President Sashi Brown and Executive Vice President Ozzie Newsome, General Manager Eric DeCosta is overseeing a thorough hiring process that includes preliminary virtual interviews with about 20 applicants.

In order to secure a hire that maintains Baltimore's competitive edge in the AFC North, the Ravens prioritize a coach who can maximize quarterback Lamar Jackson's talents and elevate the already talented roster. Jackson himself will receive updates following each interview and is expected to participate in finalist meetings. Owner Steve Bisciotti will offer input on finalists but defer primary decision-making to the front office trio.

Imagine if John Harbaugh and Mike Tomlin Traded Places!

Now that John Harbaugh has been fired as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens and Mike Tomlin has stepped down as the HC of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the NFL head coaching gold rush just got more interesting. Imagine if the Baltimore Ravens acquired Mike Tomlin from their bitter rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers, while the Steelers retaliate by luring John Harbaugh across the AFC North divide. This coaching exchange would send shockwaves through the league and redefine one of football's fiercest rivalries.

It would make for a great sequel to the movie Trading Places with Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd. I personally would love to have Mike Tomlin as a head coach. The guy has never had a losing season! All he was missing was a good young talented quarterback. I truly believe if Tomlin had Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry under his leadership, the Ravens would win a Superbowl.

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Ravens OC Todd Monken Talks Relationship with Lamar Jackson and 3 Year Run in Baltimore

Baltimore Ravens OC Todd Monken talks about his relationship with Lamar Jackson and his 3 Year Run in Baltimore.



Todd Monken and Ryan Ripken have a conversation about everything from his relationship with Lamar Jackson to John Harbaugh's firing. Monken takes accountability for his part in the Baltimore Ravens' poor season.

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Derrick Henry Would Have Won Rushing Title if not Hindered by Poor Coaching Decisions

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During the 2025 NFL regular season, Derrick Henry put on yet another outstanding effort, rushing for 1,595 yards and 16 touchdowns on 307 carries. James Cook of the Buffalo Bills won the rushing title with 1,621 yards, barely 26 yards ahead of him. Henry was behind Cook by 152 yards going into Week 18. In a crucial game for Baltimore, Henry gained 112 yards in the first half against the Pittsburgh Steelers, putting the championship within grasp. But as the Ravens' strategy moved away from pounding the run in the second half, his production fell to just 14 yards on just five touches.

Head coach John Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Todd Monken were criticized by sports analysts, including Jason Whitlock, for "abusing" or mismanaging Henry by failing to feed him the ball more frequently when he was hot. This criticism echoed broader season-long criticisms of odd play-calling that occasionally sidelined the league's most physical back in favor of passing or rotations. These mistakes, along with the Ravens' devastating season-ending defeat due to a missed field goal, prevented Henry from winning his third career rushing title and demonstrated how coaching decisions in pivotal games may affect individual awards in close contests.

Steelers Legend Ben Roethlisberger Can't Stop Laughing At How Ravens Used Derrick Henry
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John Harbaugh Tribute: Thanks for the 18 Years & the Memories

This video pay tribute to John Harbaugh and his 18 year reign as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens football team. The Ravens had there ups and down but there were many many wonderful moments and memories under head coach Harbaugh's leadership. Thanks for helping us get a Superbowl victory in the 2012 season and for all of the other great memories in the last 18 years.

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Various Sports Analysts React to the John Harbaugh Fired News

Adam Schefter, Dan Graziano, Peter Schrager, Jameson Hensley, and Mina Kimes talk about the Baltimore Ravens and John Harbaugh's split and their future plans on SportsCenter!


John Harbaugh has been fired by Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti! It's ended after eighteen long seasons!


John Harbaugh FIRED By Baltimore news Shocks Skip Bayless and the Arena. They discuss what will happen to Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and the rest of the team after losing their long-term coach.  They react to John Harbaugh's official firing by the Baltimore Ravens following their disappointing NFL season finale.

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John Harbaugh Knew it was Coming
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Happy Birthday Derrick Henry!

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Derrick Henry, affectionately known as "King Henry" by fans and teammates alike, will be celebrated his birthday today on January 4th as Ravens battle the Steelers for the AFC North title. The powerful running back, a dominant force in the NFL, has consistently showcased his incredible talent and work ethic throughout his career. His physical running style, breakaway speed, and ability to shed tackles have made him one of the most exciting players to watch in the league. As he enters the new year, fans are eager to see what King Henry will achieve on the field against the rival Steelers on his 32nd birthday.

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