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    Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy looks on during the third quarter against the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium.
    Nov 2, 2025; Orchard Park, New York, USA; Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy looks on during the third quarter against the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark Konezny-Imagn Images
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    “Did You See The S*** Show In Chicago?”: Fans React As Ravens Reveal Interviewing Matt Nagy for Head Coaching Position

    The Baltimore Ravens have been the early story of the offseason following their decision to move on from John Harbaugh. While many are anxiously waiting to see where the Super Bowl-winning head coach ends up, others are curious to see who Baltimore will try to recruit.

    Baltimore announced on Sunday that it had completed an interview with Matt Nagy, the former Chicago Bears head coach and the Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive coordinator.

    “We have completed an interview with Matt Nagy for our head coach position,” the Ravens posted.

    The post saw a tsunami of reaction online, with fans splitting into two camps. Some loved the idea of Nagy joining Baltimore, while others recoiled.

    “You hire Nagy, all your problems will be solved. The Chiefs dynasty will end. Mahomes is gonna be doomed without him. In fact, Mahomes will never ever win without him. Nagy is the glue that kept the Chiefs dynasty together, even for those years he was in Chicago. Hire him!” one fan demanded.

    “I speak for Ravens fans when I say WE want Nagy!” another declared.
    “As a lifelong Ravens fan, this is the ONLY hire that makes sense. Impeccable track record and a proven head coach. Let’s do this Baltimore,” one added.
    While some fans pushed Baltimore to hire Nagy, others called for the team to look elsewhere.
    “I don’t know how the Ravens come out of this coaching search and think they will have found a better coach than the one they just let go,” one fan stated.
    “Jesus did you see the s**t show in Chicago. Why the F**k would you trade Harbaugh for him??” another posted, stunned at the choice.
    “I understand casting a wide net but brother relax,” one cautioned.
    Nagy took the Bears to two playoff seasons in his four-year run, including a 12-win season.

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    Ravens Will Reportedly Interview Other Candidates After Matt Nagy

    Baltimore has given little indication that its head coach search will be quick. According to CBS Sports, five names remain on the team’s scheduled interview list.
    Here’s a quick look at who’s left:
    • Anthony Weaver: Dolphins defensive coordinator (The Athletic)
    • Joe Brady: Bills offensive coordinator (NFL Media)
    • Brian Flores: Vikings defensive coordinator (NFL Media)
    • Kliff Kingsbury: former Commanders offensive coordinator (NFL Media)
    • Robert Saleh: 49ers defensive coordinator (ESPN)
    Nagy was the team’s fourth candidate, with three interviews already completed.

    One could assume that by interviewing Vance Joseph, Klint Kubiak, David Webb, and Matt Nagy first, these coaches are the frontrunners. However, various scheduling hurdles could mean some candidates are interviewed before others. Until teams start hiring candidates, there is little pressure for Baltimore to rush into a decision.

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    Article written by Ian Van Roy
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