John Harbaugh, Ravens Agree to 3-Year Contract Extension Through 2025 NFL Season

John Harbaugh and the Baltimore Ravens have agreed to a three-year contract extension.

Harbaugh signed a four-year deal in 2019. According to Hensley, Baltimore was expected to sign him to an extension. The coach is under contract.

Harbaugh has been the head coach of the Ravens for the past 14 seasons and has a record of 146-96. His lifetime winning percentage is fifth best among active coaches with at least 90 games.

Harbaugh has led the Ravens to nine playoff appearances and a Super Bowl victory. He was the first coach in franchise history to be named AP NFL Coach of the Year. Harbaugh is the third-longest tenured coach in the NFL, behind Bill Belichick with the New England Pats and Mike Tomlin with the PittsburghSteelers.

The Ravens lost their last six games of the season to finish with an iwth an iwth an iwth an iwth an iwth an iwth an iwth an iwth an iwth an iwth an iwth an Lamar Jackson was limited to 12 games because he was on injured reserve.

The Ravens are hoping to sign Jackson to a new contract sooner rather than later. The Baltimore Ravens are waiting for the quarterback who doesn't have a traditional agent to step up and negotiate a deal.

The fifth and final year on his contract is coming up.