The NFL’ s Baltimore Ravens announced Tuesday that John Harbaugh, who led them to win Super Bowl XLVII, is stepping down as their head coach after 18 seasons.
The Ravens fired John Harbaugh after they lost the battle for the American Conference West division championship in last Sunday’s final game of the season to the Pittsburgh Steelers, a loss that knocked them out of the playoffs.
A winning era that marked the Ravens
In his time in Baltimore, the coach led the team to two American Conference titles, a Super Bowl and six divisional titles.
John Harbaugh was named coach of the year in 2019.
Between 2008 and 2025 they had 180 wins and 113 losses; in playoffs their record was 13-11.
These records make the 63-year-old coach a future Hall of Famer and an attractive option for teams looking for a coach for the upcoming season.
John Harbaugh was the third coach in the history of the Baltimore Ravens, who were founded in 1996 under the direction of Ted Marchibroda, their first coach.
He coached them until the 1998 campaign; the second was Brian Billick, who led the team from 1999 to 2007.
Harbaugh adds to the list of layoffs
He was named Coach of the Year in 2019
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John Harbaugh, is the fifth coach to be fired following the conclusion of the 2025 NFL season.
The first was Raheem Morris, who was cut from the Atlanta Falcons last Sunday.
This after finishing the year with eight wins and nine losses that left them out of the postseason.
Earlier Monday, the unemployed coaches were joined by the names of Kevin Stefanski, who was fired from the Cleveland Browns after six seasons.
Pete Carroll, a 74-year-old veteran, who left the Las Vegas Raiders with three wins and 14 losses.
And Jonathan Gannon, who went out to the Arizona Cardinals, also with a 3-14 record.
With information from EFE
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