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    John Harbaugh

    John Harbaugh

    Awards & Honours

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    Awards Won

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    Honours

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    Rankings

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    Covers

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    Records

    John Harbaugh stands as one of the most successful head coaches in NFL history. He holds the record for the second-most playoff game appearances by any head coach in league history with 24 games. His tenure with the Baltimore Ravens spans 18 seasons, during which he secured 13 winning seasons and only three losing ones. He is frequently cited as a future Hall of Fame candidate due to his sustained success and the unique achievement of coaching his brother in a Super Bowl.His ability to maintain a winning culture in Baltimore, overcoming challenges such as the death of Ray Lewis's close friend and managing high-profile players like Joe Flacco and Lamar Jackson, is considered a masterclass in leadership. The 2019 Coach of the Year award recognized his ability to maximize a roster that many predicted would decline. His legacy is defined by longevity, stability, and championship success.

    John Harbaugh receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor

    Baltimore Ravens·2025

    Inducted in recognition of his service and contributions to the franchise.

    NFL Playoff Appearances Record

    NFL Records·2025

    Holds the record for the second-most playoff games coached by a head coach in NFL history.

    Longest Tenure

    Baltimore Ravens Franchise·2025

    Served as the longest-tenured head coach in Ravens franchise history from 2008 to 2025.

    Rankings & Lists

    #5

    ESPN Top Coaches

    ESPN·2020
    #8

    NFL.com Top 100 Players/Coaches

    NFL.com·2019

    Magazine Covers

    Sports Illustrated

    February 2013

    Football Preview Issue

    Baltimore Sun

    December 2012

    Leadership Feature

    Records & Feats

    Second-Most Playoff Games Coached

    Career Milestone·2025

    Holds the record for the second-most playoff game appearances by any head coach in NFL history with 24 games.

    First Brothers in Super Bowl Final

    Historic First·2013

    The first time brothers served as head coaches against each other in a Super Bowl final.