John Harbaugh secures extension to coach Ravens through 2028

In Owings Mills, Maryland, the Baltimore Ravens announced a significant extension for their head coach, John Harbaugh, on a Friday in March 2025. This contract will keep him in charge of the team through the end of the 2028 season. Harbaugh, age 62, holds the record as the Ravens' all-time winningest coach, boasting impressive statistics that include a regular-season record of 172 wins against 104 losses, and a postseason playoff record of 13 wins against 11 losses. His remarkable tenure of 17 seasons has been highlighted by his ability to lead the team into the playoffs 12 times, showcasing his capacity to maintain a competitive squad over the years. Under his guidance, the Ravens reached the pinnacle of success by winning the Super Bowl during the 2012 season and experienced significant playoff runs, making it to four AFC title games. Furthermore, he holds the record for the most playoff wins on the road for a coach, further emphasizing his ability to perform under high-pressure situations. Harbaugh entered the 2025 season as the last year of his previous contract, prompting the Ravens organization to secure his future with the team, especially since he is regarded as one of the more successful coaches currently in the league. As he ranks as the second-longest tenured active coach in the NFL, only behind Mike Tomlin of the Pittsburgh Steelers, this extension reinforces the Ravens' commitment to continuity and strong leadership in the face of future challenges. The contract extension signals the Ravens' faith in Harbaugh's leadership as they look to build on past successes and strive for further accomplishments in the coming years.