The Baltimore Ravens have interviewed San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh and Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady for their head coaching vacancy.

The success of the Kansas City Chiefs in recent years played a part in the firings of both John Harbaugh by the Baltimore Ravens and Sean McDermott by the Buffalo Bills

Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson both have the talent required to lead their respective teams to Super Bowl titles. The fact that neither quarterback remains alive

The Ravens have interviewed 14 candidates for the head coaching job after Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady interviewed with the team on Sunday. Brady understands that a talented running back is the offense's best friend.

It’s possible that the Ravens are now ready to winnow their coaching search to a handful of finalists. Here’s where things stand.

The Buffalo Bills are looking for a brand new head coach after firing Sean McDermott this week. Two slots have already been filled this week with the New York Giants hiring former Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh and the Atlanta Falcons hiring Kevin Stefanski, formerly of the Cleveland Browns.

Detroit Lions should seriously inquire about Joe Brady becoming their next OC. Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady is a rising coach who has garnered a significant amount of interest across the league.

The Ravens have now interviewed 16 candidates for their head coaching position, and Anthony Weaver is scheduled for a second interview.

The Baltimore Ravens’ 2025 season came to a disappointing finish, with the team missing the playoffs and finishing below .500 (8-9) for only the second time since 2015. They began the year as Super Bowl favorites and ended it getting sent home in early January.