If John Harbaugh Ruled the World...the Baltimore Ravens Are Hoping

Going into his second year coaching the Baltimore Ravens, John Harbaugh has already proven himself by taking his team to the AFC Championship, making their appearance in 2008.

With his 12-plus years of NFL coaching experience, Harbaugh continues to work with the Ravens to gain momentum in order to be successful in this 2009 season.

Jason Brooks has recently been added as the assistant to the offense for the Ravens.  Brooks will use his skills to observe the Ravens and watch game film in order to improve the offensive line and examine other teams and their playing skills. 

Wide receiver coach Jim Hostler will gain an assistant in Brooks, who is used to being in the inner-circle of coaches for the Baltimore Ravens. His father is Ravens defensive line coach Clarence Brooks. Hopefully, using the experience from working with his father, Brooks will help build and improve the offensive line.   

After general manager Ozzie Newsome announced three promotions to the Ravens personnel, including Joe Hortiz in charge of college scouting, Vincent Newsome as the head of pro-personnel, and Eric DeCosta being in charge of player personnel, it shows the Ravens are implementing strategies and restructuring not only their players, but their coaching staff. 

New team defensive assistant Roy Anderson and Matt Weiss as the head coaching assistant will use their backgrounds to build a thriving defensive line. Weiss will be there to assist Harbaugh with the quality of his team.

Ravens head coach Harbaugh has a staff that will use their previous experience to make the Ravens a driving force on and off the field this season. In order to improve the team, the coaching staff will have to look at the past in order to build the future for the Ravens.