John Harbaugh

On Saturday, the Baltimore Ravens won their biggest game since they last won the Super Bowl over ten years ago. And in his post-game presser, coach John Harbaugh knew exactly who to thank for it.

The Ravens’ Peters was so ticked by the team’s embarrassing loss to the Bills he jumped up and got in Ravens coach John Harbaugh’s face.

From their heated exchange before the game, it was obvious that the bad blood between the Ravens and the Titans still existed. From their decision to not shake hands at the end of the game it’s obvious that bad blood, if anything, got worse.

Walking up to a referee and yelling at him is no longer merely ill-advised, it’s now a 15-yard penalty.

Apparently having months to prepare and receiving millions of dollars in compensation, is not enough to motivation to come to football practice in shape.

Is coded language from broadcasters a problem for black quarterbacks? Some believe so, including former NFL head coach Tony Dungy.

A report says that last year a high-ranking member of the U.S. military tried to persuade the Baltimore Raves not to sign Colin Kaepernick.

Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh believes that Colin Kaepernick will play in the NFL again, despite the distraction of his past anthem protests. And, he doesn’t think too highly of those who believe that Kaepernick’s protests are what’s preventing him from getting signed.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1 (UPI) — Another disappointing season might lead to Baltimore Ravens coaches losing jobs.

John Harbaugh wants to stop playing games with preseasons and start with the stuff that matters.

Jim Harbaugh, the former coach of the San Francisco 49ers, slammed quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s decision not to stand for the national anthem before games. “I acknowledge his right to do it. But I don’t respect the motivation or the action,” Harbaugh said, according to CSN Bay Area.

Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh got political in a post-practice rant on Saturday. According to the Baltimore Sun, Harbaugh was initially making a case to the NFL to allow referees to get more practice during training camp to shake off rust, but then

The documents released as part of Tom Brady’s lawsuit against the NFL include an email from Indianapolis Colts equipment manager Sean Sullivan to general manager Ryan Grigson stating that the Baltimore Ravens informed the Colts that they suspected the New England Patriots of tampering with footballs.