won. In the Divisional Round, the Ravens fell to the Buffalo Bills 17–3. In 2021, Harbaugh led the Ravens to a 8-3 start, and having the number 1 seed by Week 12. However due to injuries and defensive struggles, the Ravens suffered a late-season collapse, falling to a six game losing streak to end the season, finishing 8-9 and failing to qualify for playoff contention on the final week of the season to the Pittsburgh Steelers. It was the first time since 2015 that the Ravens suffered a losing season under Harbaugh, and the first time they finished in 4th place in the AFC North since 2007. Harbaugh also came under scrutiny where he called a two-point conversion late in the fourth quarter twice to put the Ravens up by one, which both failed. Once against the Steelers in Week 13, and the other against the Packers. On March 29, 2022, Harbaugh signed a three-year extension with the Ravens that runs through the 2025 season. Head coaching record Accurate through the end of the 2022 NFL season Personal life Harbaugh is a Roman Catholic. He is married to Ingrid Harbaugh, and they have one daughter, Allison. Harbaugh's younger brother, Jim, a former NFL quarterback and head coach, has been the head football coach of the Michigan Wolverines since 2015. Their father, Jack, is a former head football coach at Western Michigan University and Western Kentucky University. John's sister, Joani, is married to Tom Crean, the former head men's basketball coach at Indiana University and the University of Georgia. John was roommates with the late Brian Pillman of WCW, ECW, and WWE fame while in college at Miami of Ohio. References External links Baltimore Ravens bio Coaching statistics at Pro-Football-Reference.com 1962 births American football defensive backs American people of German descent American people of Irish descent American people of Polish descent American people of Italian descent Baltimore Ravens head coaches Catholics from Michigan Catholics from Ohio Cincinnati Bearcats football coaches Coaches of American football from Michigan Harbaugh family Indiana Hoosiers football coaches Living people Miami RedHawks football coaches Miami RedHawks football players Morehead State Eagles football coaches Philadelphia Eagles coaches Pittsburgh Panthers football coaches Players of American football from Ann Arbor, Michigan Sportspeople from Toledo, Ohio Super Bowl-winning head coaches Western Michigan Broncos football coaches