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Ravens request interview with Rams DC Chris Shula

Story byNikhil MehtaTue, January 13, 2026 at 2:30 AM UTC·2 min readThe Baltimore Ravens have requested an interview with Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula, per Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer. Shula, 39, has worked for the Rams since Sean McVay was hired in 2017. He spent his first eight years in Los Angeles in various defensive assistant roles, starting as an assistant linebackers coach and eventually rising to pass rush coordinator and linebackers. In 2024, he was promoted to defensive coordinator to replace Raheem Morris, who took the Falcons head coaching gig. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementShula was one of the first names that came to mind when thinking about potential dark horse candidates for the Ravens’ head coaching gig.

Ravens request interview with Rams DC Chris Shula

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Key Highlights

  • Here’s what I had to say shortly after the team fired John Harbaugh:Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula has also spent the last nine seasons under Sean McVay with a solid debut in 2024 and a top-five defense this year.
  • He is also is the grandson of legendary coach Don Shula.
  • Best known for the Dolphins’ perfect 1972 season, the elder Shula also coached the Baltimore Colts for seven years.
  • So between his defensive credentials, access to McVay’s coaching tree, and a last name that the Ravens will value, he could be a dark horse candidate. The Rams defense has been good, but not elite under Shula.
  • The unit is largely built from the defensive line outwards with a core four of OLBs Jared Verse and Byron Young and DTs Braden Fisk and Kobie Turner.
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  1. Ravens request interview with Rams DC Chris Shula

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