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The Baltimore Ravens continue their search for a new defensive coordinator with a request to interview New Orleans Saints defensive backs coach Kris Richard.
Ravens have requested to interview Saints DBs coach Kris Richard for their vacant DC spot, per @RapSheethttps://t.co/tZAwaoPTTD pic.twitter.com/BEqn8TQPdD
— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) January 25, 2022
This is the second interview request for the Ravens for the open position, after they requested to interview Joe Whitt Jr., the Dallas Cowboys secondary coach and defensive passing game coordinator.
Richard is apparently highly-sout, with the Pittsburgh Steelers pursuing Richard. Also, Dennis Allen, the possible heir to the Saints’ head coaching job with Sean Payton parting ways, would also hope he remains with the team, according to Ian Rapoport.
The #Ravens have also requested to interview Kris Richard, source said. And I would imagine if Dennis Allen gets the job with the #Saints, he’d like Richard to stick around, too. https://t.co/gj7f0W8s51
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 25, 2022
It’s clear the Ravens are intent on fixing their passing game defensive issues, as both out-of-organization candidates specialize in pass defense, which they ranked last in the NFL for this season. They also appear to be interested in coaching up interceptions, as the Dallas Cowboys defense reeled in 26 interceptions, the most in the NFL this season. The Saints weren’t far behind, tied for sixth in the NFL with 18. Compare that with the Ravens, who placed No. 26, with nine.
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