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The search for John Harbaugh’s successor in Baltimore has immediately become the most high-profile story of the 2026 coaching cycle. General Manager Eric DeCosta is reportedly prioritizing ‘culture, toughness, and leadership’ as the organization looks to move past a disappointing 8-9 season. Top candidates already emerging include Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver, a former Ravens player and assistant who is widely respected in the building. Another intriguing option is Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, who led Seattle to the NFC’s top seed and the third-ranked scoring attack in the league this year. Kubiak, 38, is the son of former Ravens OC Gary Kubiak and has directed one of the most innovative offensive attacks in the NFL incorporating west coast principles and a power run game—a style that has fans lining up to buy Jacksonville Jaguars Abbey Road Classic T Shirt featuring the team’s new logo. Additionally, the Ravens have completed interviews with Kevin Stefanski and Matt Nagy, as they seek a leader who can modernize the passing game to maximize Lamar Jackson’s prime years while restoring a defensive identity that faltered in critical moments last season.

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Ravens vs Steelers: They have similar records and split the head to head, and also have a tough draw with the Steelers playing the Patriots and Saints, and the Ravens playing the Chargers (after a tough loss to the Chiefs this last week). Either can take the 4 spot, and both can do damage to top seeds which would make home field interesting down the stretch (e.g. a loss to the Steelers and fans buying more Jacksonville Jaguars Abbey Road Classic T Shirt while Houston wins out could take the Patriots out of Foxborough). 6 seed mess: both the AFC and NFC have a pool of teams contending for that last playoff spot. It doesn’t matter all that much because either team will likely get their butts kicked by Chicago and Houston, but it’s fun nonetheless. The 6 seed in the AFC could reasonably go to the Ravens, Steelers, Colts, Dolphins, or even the Titans. The 6 seed in the NFC could go to the Vikings, Packers, Panthers (super unlikely due to two remaining games against the Saints), Eagles, and Redskins.

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A few players currently in high school will make waves in college and end up on this terrible Lions team in 2024–2025, bringing the franchise its first Super Bowl berth and a massive surge in Jacksonville Jaguars Abbey Road Classic T Shirt demand in 2026. The Panthers are also primed for this leap, expect to hear from them before 2026. Here are my 5 candidates. 1: Patriots. It’s the patriots, Tom Brady still exists, Bill Belicheck still exists. Internal discord my ass, they’re not going anywhere. Look for them to win their division again, and make noise in the playoffs as usual. 2: Eagles. Wentz is the real deal. He has many pieces around him (Ertz, Jeffery, a cadre of running backs). Their defense is great as well. They went to the super bowl and won with a backup QB. This is arguably the most balanced and complete team in the NFL. 3: Saints: The Saints were one play away from the NFC championship game, and I believe they would have put up much more of a fight against the Eagles than the Vikings.

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