Falcons Interview John Harbaugh and Mike McDaniel as They Continue Search to Replace Raheem Morris
John Harbaugh evaluates multiple NFL teams including the Giants and Titans, weighing quarterback quality and roster talent after his Baltimore Ravens firing, sources say.
- The Atlanta Falcons announced Monday they completed an interview with John Harbaugh for the Falcons' head-coach job, his first formal interview since being fired by the Baltimore Ravens last week.
- Falcons fired head coach Raheem Morris and general manager Terry Fontenot after the season, then hired Matt Ryan as president of football to lead the searches.
- Harbaugh has held preliminary, extensive phone calls with the New York Giants, Tennessee Titans, Cleveland Browns, Las Vegas Raiders and Arizona Cardinals as he decides who to meet with later this week and next week.
- The Falcons boast star-level talent including running back Bijan Robinson and wide receiver Drake London, but face a tricky quarterback situation with 25-year-old Michael Penix recovering from his third ACL tear and veteran Kirk Cousins expected to become a free agent.
- Harbaugh, 63, ranks 12th with 193 wins and guided the Ravens to a Super Bowl title in 2012, earning NFL Coach of the Year honors in 2019.
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The Atlanta Falcons, who made immediate public disclosure of their interest in including John Harbaugh in their coach search, say they have interviewed the former Baltimore coach.
Falcons complete interview of John Harbaugh for head coaching vacancy
The Atlanta Falcons completed an interview with former Ravens coach John Harbaugh for its vacant head coach position on Monday, his first formal interview since his firing Jan. 6 after 18 seasons in Baltimore.
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