Former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh will spend the following few days watching film on Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart and Titans quarterback Cam Ward, in line with the Athletic’s Dianna Russini.
Harbaugh was fired by the Ravens on Tuesday, after 18 seasons with the franchise. Harbaugh was 180-113 with the Ravens within the common season and led the group to a Super Bowl victory in 2013.
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Despite Harbaugh’s success, this season he fell wanting expectations. The group went 8-9 and missed the playoffs after a last-second missed subject objective.
The Titans and Giants are each in search of a brand new head coach after firing their former HC halfway via the season. The Titans final made the playoffs in 2022 and the Giants have missed the playoffs the final three seasons.
The Titans fired former head coach Brian Callahan six video games into the 2025 season. He was 4-19 throughout his time in Tennessee. The Giants fired Brian Daboll after 10 video games. Daboll was 20–40–1 and had one playoff win throughout his time with the Giants.
Despite each groups’ struggles final season, they current former 2025 first-round picks at quarterback. Titans Cam Ward began all 17 video games as a rookie and completed the season throwing for 3,169 yards, 15 touchdowns and 7 interceptions.
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Dart began after former starter Russell Wilson was benched in Week 4. Dart completed with 2,272 passing yards, 15 touchdowns and 5 interceptions in 12 begins. Dart additionally added 487 dashing yards and 9 touchdowns on the bottom. He additionally missed two video games this season with a concussion.
Despite utilizing this group to judge the Giants’ and Titans’ younger sign callers, Harbaugh has additionally reportedly been involved with group decision makers and potential members of his personal coaching employees.
Todd Moken was the offensive coordinator and Zach Orr was the defensive coordinator for the Ravens final season. Neither is anticipated to be again with the Ravens subsequent season.
Since the season ended, Moken mirrored on the Ravens’ offense and his relationship and the event of quarterback Lamar Jackson on the Ryan Ripken Show. Moken hopes to do a greater job throughout his subsequent alternative.
“I didn’t coach Lamar well enough,” Monken informed Ryan Ripken this week. “I didn’t have as good of a relationship as I could have. I didn’t do the things we needed to do this year to win enough games to give ourselves a chance. I believe that. … I’m going to fight like hell for the next job I get and I’m going to root like hell for the Ravens.”
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