Last week, the Ravens head coaching position was rated as the most sought-after of all vacancies.

According to several pundits, the Ravens have the best opening for a head coach, despite the Steelers being the ninth team looking to hire a new coach.

The Ravens have a blue-blooded franchise, a top GM and a front office full of talent. They also have a coach who has been with the team for 18 years and a draft plan that consistently brings in talent from the mid and late rounds. This is the perfect place for a veteran or young head coach to grow into their role.

Orr ranked Steelers job No. 4 behind the Ravens, Atlanta Falcons and New York Giants. Orr ranked the Steelers’ job at No. 4, behind Atlanta Falcons and New York Giants.

Orr wrote, “I’ve ranked my team No. 4 in the world. This reflects both the prestige of this job and its challenges ahead.” Orr wrote that the team was ranked No. 4, which reflected both the prestige and challenges of the position. “Replacing Tomlin will mean that the expectation for this job is 8 losses, despite the fact that there is no quarterback on the roster, the roster has aged and the lack of talent at the skill positions are noticeable.”

NFL.com Columnist Judy Battista ranked similarly.

I have the Ravens at No. “I have the Ravens at No. 1 because Lamar Jackson is there, and I’ve got the Giants as No. 2 because they have [quarterback] Jaxson Dart,” Battista said. “They are No. 2 because of [quarterback] Jaxson dart,” Battista stated. “I’ve got the Steelers at No. The Steelers are just behind these two teams by a few points, mainly because they lack a quarterback. They also have some older players. I counted 15 players in their 30s, so it would seem that there will be a major roster change.

Leger Douzable, CBS Sports’ Leger of CBS Sports, called the Steelers’ new opening “one the least desirable jobs in the NFL.”