A Fresh Start: Ravens Owner Eyes Coaches with Past Experience
Steve Bisciotti, the owner of the Baltimore Ravens, is on the hunt for a new head coach. This is a significant moment as it marks the first time in nearly 20 years that the team is seeking a new leader.
Bisciotti's Approach to the Search
Bisciotti has been open about the process, expressing a keen interest in coaches who have had previous opportunities but did not achieve the desired results. He acknowledges that while a losing record can be a red flag, it doesn't always reflect a coach's true potential.
"A coach's success isn't just about their skills—it's also about the team they're given."
Bisciotti believes the Ravens have created an environment where a new coach can thrive, making him more open to hiring someone with past experience, even if that experience wasn't perfect.
Targeting Coaches with Potential
Bisciotti is particularly interested in coaches who were once top coordinators but ended up with underperforming teams. He sees these coaches as having been through the grind and potentially ready for a second chance.
The Ravens have already interviewed several former head coaches, including:
- Brian Flores
- Kliff Kingsbury
- Matt Nagy
- Vance Joseph
- Kevin Stefanski
Additional names on their list include:
- Robert Saleh
- Jim Schwartz
- Mike McDaniel
The Importance of the Decision
This search is crucial as it could shape the future of the Ravens. Bisciotti is taking the process seriously and is open to giving someone a fresh start. The question remains: who will they choose, and how will that coach turn things around for the team?
