Former Ravens HC John Harbaugh makes Falcons first official interview since firing

Former Ravens HC John Harbaugh makes Falcons first official interview since firing

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John Harbaugh, recently dismissed as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, has begun his job search with an interview at the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons confirmed the interview on Monday. Harbaugh, considered a leading candidate in this coaching cycle, is also expected to attract interest from the Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, and Tennessee Titans.

Harbaugh was let go after 18 seasons in Baltimore, where he achieved a 180-113 regular-season record, 12 playoff appearances, and won Super Bowl XLVII. His tenure ended after the Ravens missed the playoffs in the 2025 season. The Giants are reportedly pursuing Harbaugh aggressively, while the Dolphins and Titans are also seen as possible destinations due to their resources and roster potential.

In addition to these teams, Arizona, Cleveland, and Las Vegas have head coaching vacancies that Harbaugh could potentially fill. Meanwhile, the Ravens are actively searching for their next head coach, having interviewed several candidates, including former Browns head coach Kevin Stef

Originally by Jeremy Bergmanon January 12, 2026
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