The New York Giants are optimistic that Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken will join new head coach John Harbaugh's staff as offensive coordinator, reports SNY's Connor Hughes.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers continued their search for a new offensive coordinator, interviewing Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken as they evaluate options to elevate the offense heading into the offseason.

New York Giants coach John Harbaugh (it is still nice to write that) is expected to want to bring Todd Monken, his offensive coordinator the last three seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, to the Giants to work with quarterback Jaxson Dart. The Cleveland Browns, though, appear to be an obstacle.

New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh would like to add Todd Monken as offensive coordinator but admits there's much uncertainty.

The Baltimore Ravens and Todd Monken are officially headed for a split, and all signs point to this being more than just timing. Monken checked the boxes with i

Monken also made it clear that he has no bitterness towards his former employer, and he wished his former coworkers well, going forward.

It certainly could come as no surprise if Harbaugh looks to replicate some of what he had with the Ravens and look to turn the Giants’ offense over to Todd Monken.

A New York Giants insider pointed out the most likely reason Todd Monken would not join John Harbaugh's staff as his offensive coordinator.

As Jim Schwartz emerges as head coaching frontrunner, attention turns to offensive coordinator role where current OC Tommy Rees faces uncertain future amid Todd Monken speculation.