Ravens' Harbaugh Joins Giants, Poaches Familiar Faces

0:00It's April 8th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. The Baltimore Ravens just parted ways with Heycoach John Harbaugh after 18 seasons. A move that hit hard even though they bombed out of the playoffs in 2025 as Super Bowl favorites. Players saw it coming from fans, but inside the locker room, it blindsided everyone. Harbaugh built a legacy there. Turning the team into contenders year after year. The stars like wide receivers A Flowers and Titan Mark Andrews, poured out gratitude. Flowers called it a shock after three years under him, while Andrews, the franchise's all-time receiving leader, said he was blessed for those eight years together. Now the Ravens are buzzing about their new head coach, Jesse Mincer, with Flowers saying everyone's hype for fresh starts and new chances to shine. Meanwhile, Harbaugh is linking up with the New York Giants and he's poaching some familiar faces. The latest is former Ravens guard Daniel Feile, a six-foot-eight beast who started 36

1:01straight games at Ryguard over the last two. Seasons, signing a one-year deal to join Punter Jordan Stout, full-back Patrick Ricard, Titan D'Azea likely, and safety Ardarius Washington. Those moves sting a bit, especially with Ricard, likely, and blocking Titan Charlie Kohler heading to the Los Angeles Chargers, but Andrews is, rooting for them to keep proving their worth as the Ravens gear up for whatever comes next.