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John Harbaugh’s net worth in 2025 is $40 million. Harbaugh is a football coach who is currently serving as the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens.
He’s a former NFL Coach of the Year and a Super Bowl Champion. Here is a look at John Harbaugh’s net worth in 2025.
John Harbaugh’s net worth in 2025 is $40 million. This is according to reputable outlets such as Celebrity Net Worth.
He was born in Toledo, Ohio. John Harbaugh is married to Ingrid Harbaugh.
John Harbaugh attended Pioneer High School. Afterwards, he went to Miami (OH) University and took up a degree in political science. Harbaugh also played for the football team as a defensive back. He earned the Football Scholar Athlete Award.
In 1984, Harbaugh graduated from college and went on to Western Michigan to work on his master’s degree. At the same time, Harbaugh also got his feet wet in the football coaching world.
In his time with WMU, he coached the outside linebackers and the running backs. In the next few years, Harbaugh served as an assistant coach for various college football programs such as University of Pittsburgh, Morehead State University, University of Cincinnati, and Indiana University.
It was only in 1998 when Harbaugh entered the NFL scene. He was hired by the Philadelphia Eagles as a special teams coordinator. For eight years, Harbaugh was the Eagles’ special team coach.
But in 2007, Harbaugh was elevated to a defensive backs coach. It’s worth noting that special teams coaches were rarely elevated into a head-coaching position.
After his eighth year with the Eagles, Harbaugh was hired by the Baltimore Ravens, which was his first head-coaching job in the NFL. Harbaugh agreed to a four-year contract that was worth at least $2 million.
Right off the bat, the Ravens emerged as a playoff contender under Harbaugh’s watch. He led the Ravens to five-straight playoff appearances. And in 2011, the Ravens believed that Harbaugh was the right coach of the franchise.
Because of this, the front office offered him a fresh deal, which Harbaugh agreed to. The Ravens coach inked a lucrative extension that was worth $12 million for three years.
WATCH: John Harbaugh shares the untold story of the post-Super Bowl handshake w/ Jim: http://t.co/LLHZYj6cAU #Ravens pic.twitter.com/BeZzIsRqSC
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) April 21, 2014
After inking a lucrative deal, Harbaugh repaid the Ravens franchise by leading the squad to a Super Bowl victory in 2012. The Ravens eliminated the likes of the Indianapolis Colts, Denver Broncos, and the New England Patriots in the postseason.
The squad eventually dispatched the San Francisco 49ers, 34-31, in the Super Bowl. This marked the first time in NFL History that two brothers coached against each other in the Super Bowl. Harbaugh coached against his brother, Jim Harbaugh,...
