Why John Harbaugh Reportedly 'Likes What He Sees' in Titans amid Giants, Falcons HC Rumors

John Harbaugh is in the early stages of deciding where he'll coach next, but one team reportedly already stands out.

Per NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, the former Baltimore Ravens coach "likes what he sees" in the Tennessee Titans, as Garafolo noted the team has a young, talented quarterback, $100-plus million in cap space and more.

The report comes as the Atlanta Falcons confirm they have interviewed Harbaugh.

The Ravens fired Harbaugh last week, and he quickly emerged as one of, if not the top, candidate of this year's coaching cycle. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Harbaugh's agent had received calls from seven NFL teams in the hour after his firing, despite there being only six openings at the time, excluding the Ravens.

The interest from around the league doesn't come as much of a surprise considering Harbaugh's experience and track record. He led the Ravens to a Super Bowl victory in 2012 and has a 180-113 record as a head coach. While he hasn't seen a ton of playoff success in recent years, Baltimore has been in the mix almost every year.

While it seems most teams with vacancies will at least make an effort to hire Harbaugh, four teams reportedly have emerged as favorites. Along with the Titans, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Garafolo reported Sunday that the Falcons, New York Giants and Miami Dolphins are the leading suitors.

Ian O'Connor of The Athletic noted last week that Harbaugh is "very interested" in the New York Giants' head coach gig.

Schefter also reported that the Green Bay Packers could make a run at Harbaugh if they decide to move on from Matt LeFleur following a wild-card loss to the Chicago Bears.

While plenty of teams are still in the mix, it seems the Titans may have a leg up as Harbaugh begins the interview process.