Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti confirmed on Jan. 6 that he had surprisingly decided to part ways with longtime head coach John Harbaugh.

New reports examine Lamar Jackson’s role in John Harbaugh’s firing, including Todd Monken chemistry issues and player input.

Did Ravens' Lamar Jackson play a role in John Harbaugh firing? Owner reveals all originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Most of us are now coming to terms with John Harbaugh no longer being the Baltimore Ravens head coach after 18 years.

Baltimore fired Harbaugh Tuesday in part because it believed the veteran coach lost the locker room, according to a Tuesday evening report from Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Per Rapoport, the locker room included Jackson—for whom Harbaugh is the only NFL coach he's ever known.

Lamar Jackson’s first post after John Harbaugh’s firing speaks volumes as the Ravens begin a new chapter following a late-season collapse.

Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti clarified Lamar Jackson's role in the team's decision to fire head coach John Harbaugh on Jan. 6.

Monken and Harbaugh were dismissed in Baltimore after a season-ending loss to Pittsburgh eliminated the team from playoff contention. They'll now look to turn the page in New York