The greatest work to reopen their Super Bowl window, though, will have to come through the draft. They have a rare luxury, “earning” the ninth pick — their last top-10 selection was a trade up for Mahomes in 2017 — while also getting subsequent picks near the top of each round.

Darkness fell on Baltimore again on Sunday afternoon, as the Ravens (1-3) were battered on defense and at several key positions, suffering a 37-20 dismantling at the hands of the Chiefs.

The Baltimore Ravens are eyeing many elite offensive and defensive coordinators to replace Jim Harbaugh after firing him on Jan. 6 after missing the playoffs in his 18th season with the team.

Former Chicago Bears HC and now Kansas City Chiefs OC, Matt Nagy, is interviewing for the vacant position at the Baltimore Ravens following John Harbaugh's firing

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti in his first time speaking with reporters since firing coach John Harbaugh last week said Tuesday in Owings Mills that the reason he moved on from the longtime coach was that Baltimore had blown too many fourth-quarter leads and underperformed in the playoffs.

The team announced that they had completed an interview with the Chiefs' offensive coordinator on Sunday. A popular candidate in this cycle, Nagy has interviews scheduled with the Tennessee Titans, Las Vegas Raiders, Arizona Cardinals, and Ravens. We have completed an interview with Matt Nagy for our head coach position. pic.twitter.com/tV2GT0UDK7

KCTV's Marleah Campbell and Gabe Swartz discuss the Baltimore Ravens firing John Harbaugh, Sporting KC introducing Raphael Wicky, and more on Darryn Peterson.

Curiously, Steve Spagnuolo has yet to schedule his interview with the Tennessee Titans. Either Andy Reid hasn’t granted the request or, more