John Harbaugh Emerges as Top Candidate for Giants and Falcons Coaching Positions

Former Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is reportedly a leading candidate for the head coaching positions with the New York Giants and Atlanta Falcons. This comes just six days after his dismissal following the Ravens” playoff exit.

According to insider Connor Hughes from SNYtv, sources indicate that both teams are keen on Harbaugh, who has identified them as his top choices among the current coaching vacancies. After an impressive 18-year stint in Baltimore, which included a Super Bowl victory, six division titles, and the 2019 NFL Coach of the Year award, Harbaugh has established himself as the winningest coach in Ravens history with a record of 180-113.

While the Giants have yet to schedule an interview with him, the Falcons confirmed they conducted a virtual meeting with Harbaugh recently. Reports from The Athletic suggest that Giants general manager Joe Schoen has maintained regular communication with Harbaugh, showcasing the team”s seriousness about hiring him.

If the Giants or Falcons are unable to secure Harbaugh, another strong candidate is Kevin Stefanski, who was recently let go by the Cleveland Browns. Both coaches are viewed as highly desirable options this offseason due to their playoff experience in the AFC.

The prospect of working with young quarterbacks such as Jaxson Dart and Michael Penix Jr. adds to the appeal of the Giants and Falcons positions for Harbaugh. SNYtv”s Connor Hughes noted that Harbaugh appreciates the Giants” storied history and the opportunity to coach Dart.

As it stands, eight teams are still on the lookout for head coaches, and besides the Ravens, several franchises have expressed interest in Harbaugh. League sources suggest the Giants are unlikely to consider other candidates until they determine their chances of landing him. A decision is anticipated soon, as the team aims to bring the 63-year-old coach on board.

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