Mike Macdonald is set to become the NFL's youngest head coach by taking over in Seattle. The Commanders are the only team with a vacant HC opening.

Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald, left, and coach John Harbaugh look on during a game in 2022. (Karl Merton Ferron/Staff) Even in Sunday’s AFC title game against the Kansas City ...

Update: The Chiefs beat the Ravens 17-10 to earn a trip to the Super Bowl. If Mike Macdonald’s ascent to one of the NFL’s hottest coordinators and a legitimate head-coaching candidate feels ...

Former NFL wide receiver Bryan Walters discussed how the abundance of versatility in the Seattle Seahawks' secondary could ...

Macdonald, who rose up the coaching ladder from coaching intern to linebackers and defensive backs coach with the Ravens – the only NFL team he’s worked for – from 2014-2020, commended the ...

If Mike Macdonald is feeling really great before a game, he likes to take a 15-minute nap a couple hours before kickoff. Before his first NFL game as a defensive coordinator, Macdonald doesn't ...

Former Ravens defensive coordinator, and now Seahawks head coach, Mike Macdonald looks on against Commanders. The Baltimore Ravens season ended on Sunday, January 28, but they now enter scramble ...

Macdonald, a longtime Ravens assistant, was brought back from a stint running the Michigan defense for Ravens Coach John Harbaugh’s brother, Jim, and took over Baltimore’s defense in 2022.

When the Rams visited Baltimore during the 2023 season, the offense faced one of the best defenses in the NFL. Mike Macdonald, the current Seattle Seahawks head coach, coordinated the Ravens D, a ...

Mike Macdonald Has Created a Top Ranked Defense. Macdonald has been a part of the Ravens’ coaching tree for almost a decade (minus a short stint at Michigan) and in 2022 he was tapped to run the ...

Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald (left) and head coach John Harbaugh watch play against the Tennessee Titans. Even in Sunday’s AFC title game against the Kansas City Chiefs ...

If Mike Macdonald’s ascent to one of the NFL’s hottest coordinators and a legitimate head-coaching candidate feels meteoric, that’s probably because he has never embraced the art of self ...