Eisenberg Minute: Harbaugh's Seat Was Never Hot

Many sports franchises make changes based on short-term results, but Owner Steve Bisciotti prefers stability, especially with a head coach that has reached the mountaintop and brings the same passion and dedication that he did when the Ravens were on top.

The Ravens could face too much competition, especially from the Cowboys' rivals, but Bryant can still play and is exactly the type of receiver Baltimore has had success with.

You wouldn't know Flacco had a back injury by the way he looked on the field Saturday. But can he now go from 0-60 mph?

Lardarius Webb was one of the Ravens' great underdog stories as a small-framed, small-school prospect out of Nicholls State. It's a shame injuries took their toll on the fierce playmaker, who will always be a Raven.

You can poke holes in the Wallace signing, but he isn't supposed lead the receivers, he will complement them.

Steve Smith's announcement is encouraging news, but the Ravens should still look for a No. 1 receiver.

After listening to the season-ending presser, Eisenberg has a better idea of what the Ravens are looking for.

John Harbaugh doesn't have plans to make coaching changes, but left the door open.