Harbaugh took over the Ravens in 2008 and had a 180-113 record. He reached 12 playoffs, four AFC title games, and won Super Bowl XLVII. He leaves the winningest coach in franchise history by 100 victories and beat Cincinnati in four of the past five outings.

John Harbaugh reportedly plans to meet with only three or four NFL teams despite eight head coaching vacancies, as President Donald Trump endorses him for the New York Giants job.

On the surface, Sunday night's showdown between the Pittsburgh Steelers (9-7) and Baltimore Ravens (8-8) is for the AFC North title, fitting for two rivals that have played ping-pong with the division crown over a span of nearly two decades.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have won the AFC North title after beating the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night. Pittsburgh's win against the Ravens sends them to a 10-7 record. The Ravens' loss gives them an 8-9 record, meaning they will miss the postseason for the first time since the 2021 season, when the team also finished with an 8-9 record.

The AFC North and the No. 4 seed in the AFC are on the line on Sunday night in Week 18. With the Pittsburgh Steelers dropping their Week 17 matchup against the

Aaron Rodgers threw a go-ahead touchdown pass to Calvin Austin III with 55 seconds left, and the Steelers beat the Ravens 26-24 on Sunday night when Baltimore’s Tyler Loop missed a 44-yard field goal as time expired,

The Ravens and Steelers will battle for the AFC North crown on "Sunday Night Football." The day and time of the most intriguing game on the NFL's Week 18 slate was announced late Sunday night. The game will kick off at 8:20 p.m. from Acrisure Stadium and can be streamed on NBC's Peacock.

The Pittsburgh Steelers held off the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football in Week 18, beating them 26-24 to clinch a playoff spot and win the AFC North for the first time since 2020. The game started slowly for the Steelers,

Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers claim last NFL playoff berth after outlasting Baltimore comeback led by Lamar Jackson

Head Coach John Harbaugh hosted a watch party for the Browns' win over the Steelers that kept the Ravens in playoff contention. To clinch a third-straight AFC North title, the Ravens must continue their road warrior ways and go undefeated on the road in the division for the first time since 2019.

Aaron Rodgers led the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 26-24 win over the Baltimore Ravens to clinch the final AFC playoff spot. Colin Cowherd asks if Aaron Rodgers can be trusted to end the Steelers’ playoff win drought.

Here's why the Ravens' firing of John Harbaugh is a reason for the Steelers to make a coaching move of their own.