The Miami Dolphins fired Mike McDaniel this week, and many are wondering if the move was made because of John Harbaugh coming available.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns are definitely doing their diligence on John Harbaugh, fired Tuesday by the Ravens, as a possible replacement for Kevin Stefanski.

For more than a few of the playoff teams, there’s no way Harbaugh would be a consideration. The Broncos and Seahawks, obviously, will be standing pat. Ditto for the likes of the Patriots, Chargers (that would be a very awkward phone call), Jaguars, Rams, 49ers, Bears, and Texans.

It was another long year for the New York Giants. After a 2025 season that never really found its footing, Big Blue Nation is once again staring at change.

The New York Giants have emerged as significant betting favorites to land John Harbaugh as their next head coach.

John Harbaugh will wait to begin head coaching interviews, according to league sources. Scott Taetsch / While John Harbaugh immediately became the hottest head coaching candidate in the NFL hiring cycle after he was fired by the Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday,

John Harbaugh will take his time before interviewing for his next job. Harbaugh is not expected to conduct any head-coach interviews until next week, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.

John Harbaugh could be eyeing a very surprising NFC team as one of his top targets for his next head coaching opportunity.

The Miami Dolphins continued an organizational reboot on Thursday, firing coach Mike McDaniel amid an ongoing search for a new general manager. Miami owner Stephen Ross will be looking for his fourth head coach since 2018.

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh has no doubt his brother John will rebound from his firing Tuesday to attack his next job 'with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind the next opportunity.'

Baltimore Ravens OC Todd Monken shuts down rumors of there being a feud between himself, Lamar Jackson, and John Harbaugh.