Todd Monken, the new Ravens head coach with over 35 years in the NFL, dropped a wild fact: he once worked with the dads of two current Ravens coaches—Chris Doyle and Rick Minter—back in the early ‘90s while at Notre Dame. Now, decades later, he’s coaching against their sons. It’s a surreal, cyclical moment that highlights how deeply interconnected the coaching world is—and how long the grind really is. Monken joked he’s “an old man in the business,” but praised the younger coaches as “fantastic.” It’s a perfect snapshot of the NFL’s generational dance, where relationships built over decades collide on the field.

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