John Harbaugh is not only taking his time before interviewing with teams, but the ex-Ravens coach will be choosy about his next opportunity.

President Donald Trump said the New York Giants should "without question" hire former Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh, adding that the 63-year-old should take the job.

John Harbaugh provided an update regarding his next stop after he was fired as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday.

So far, they’ve interviewed former Browns coach Kevin Stefanski (who surely is their second choice behind Harbaugh) and Mike Kafka, their interim head coach.

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.

It's no secret via multiple reports that the New York Giants want former Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh to be Big Blue's next head coach.

The Miami Dolphins, after bringing GM Jon-Eric Sullivan on board, reached out to John Harbaugh and Chris Shula among five candidates for their head coach job.

Albert Breer, SI.com's NFL insider who has close connections to Arizona's front office, omitted the Cardinals from his list of landing spots for free agent coach John Harbaugh, who was just recently fired from the Baltimore Ravens:

Former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh has heard from a lot of teams about their head coaching vacancies since being fired last week, but he isn't planning to speak to all of them.

After coaching Joe Flacco to a Super Bowl title and Lamar Jackson to two NFL MVPs, Harbaugh is no stranger to the idea that having a franchise quarterback in place makes life easier.