Eric Weddle is reversing course on his declaration that he'd either play for the Baltimore Ravens in 2019 or retire.

About two weeks after saying he'd retire if the Ravens released him, the safety now says he's open to playing elsewhere.

Weddle, 34, is scheduled to make $6.5 million in 2019, which is the final year of his four-year, $26 million deal.

"I'm not sure if things are going to get worked out with Baltimore. Obviously, I want to be back," Weddle said. "[We'll] see if there's something to be worked out. If not, then I've had an unbelievable experience here and loved every second. So, if it does happen, we both move on, and we'll see if I'll play somewhere else or hang 'em up."

John Harbaugh and the Baltimore Ravens have agreed to a contract extension.

Harbaugh's extension will keep the most successful coach in franchise history in place for the foreseeable future. 

Harbaugh could have been one of the most coveted free agent coaches after the 2019 season.

The Baltimore Ravens and John Harbaugh have yet to agree to a contract extension.

Four weeks ago, the Ravens announced Harbaugh would return as head coach in 2019 and that the two sides were working on an extension.

The Ravens were eliminated from the playoffs nearly two weeks ago.

Peter King reported there’s a “good chance” Harbaugh doesn’t sign an extension and becomes a free agent in 2020.

The Baltimore Ravens have promoted Greg Roman to offensive coordinator, replacing Marty Mornhinweg.

Mornhinweg's status with the Ravens is unclear as he has been told he can remain with the franchise despite the demotion.

Roman was offensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers during the tenure of Jim Harbaugh where they found great success with Colin Kaepernick.

Roman will be in charge of designing an offense tailored to Lamar Jackson.

The future of Joe Flacco with the Baltimore Ravens is uncertain going into the 2019 offseason as he lost his job to Lamar Jackson.

“It’s not really up to me. We’ll see what happens,” said Flacco when asked about his future plans.

John Harbaugh considered benching Lamar Jackson in favor of Joe Flacco during Sunday's AFC Wild Card game, but defended his decision to stick with the rookie.

The Baltimore Ravens lost 23-17 to the Los Angeles Chargers. Jackson struggled mightily before throwing two touchdowns in the fourth quarter.

Jackson's rally ended with 19 seconds remaining at midfield, where he fumbled for the third time.

"In the end -- talk about the fourth quarter -- Lamar played really well in two-minute," Harbaugh said. "I don't think Joe would have played any better in two-minute. You have to say, based on that part of it [and] at that point in time in the game, it was the right decision."

While the Baltimore Ravens announced John Harbaugh will return to the team next season, there could still be teams interested in pursuing him.

According to a source, it is believed the Miami Dolphins will still formally make a call to the Ravens on Harbaugh's availability. 

The Ravens play in the first round of the playoffs on Sunday, which could be a determining factor on whether they would be more willing to let him leave.

Stephen Ross pursued Jim Harbaugh in the past.

Lamar Jackson will make NFL history as the youngest quarterback to start a postseason game this weekend.

The Baltimore Ravens' rookie will turn 22 on Monday.

"I'm trying to taste that victory for my birthday Monday," Jackson said. "I can taste it!"

Michael Vick is the youngest QB to win a playoff game at 22 years, 192 days old.

The NFL has just two teams ranking in the top-10 in DVOA on both Offense and Defense at the end of the regular season in the Los Angeles Chargers and Indianapolis Colts.

The Chiefs, Steelers, Seahawks, Rams, Packers, Falcons, Patriots and Saints also rank in the top-10 on offense, while the Cowboys, Jaguars, Texans, Bears, Vikings, Broncos, Ravens and Bills are in the top-10 on defense.

The Chiefs rank first in the NFL in both Total DVOA and Weighted DVOA.