US EditionDefensive coordinator job brings Anthony Weaver back to the Baltimore Ravens
Anthony Weaver returns to Baltimore as defensive coordinator after leading Miami Dolphins to top 15 NFL rankings in takeaways, sacks, and forced fumbles in 2025.
- On Feb. 10, the Baltimore Ravens announced that Anthony Weaver, after two seasons as Miami's defensive coordinator, was named their defensive coordinator.
- Weaver brings more than two decades of NFL experience, entering his 22nd season and his 15th as a coach after Miami’s defense finished Top 15 in 2025 takeaways.
- This marks Weaver's third stint in Baltimore after playing 2002-05 and coaching 2021-23, with 103 games played and a second-round draft pick .
- Minter praised Weaver as `a highly-regarded defensive mind` and weighed in on his football IQ, tactical knowledge and teaching ability.
- He has a track record of developing high-performing defenders, for example guiding LB Jordyn Brooks to first-team AP All-Pro honors with 183 tackles .
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Ravens Promote Beloved Former Player to Special Teams Coordinator
In terms of good vibes, it doesn’t get much better than this.The Baltimore Ravens and first-year head coach Jesse Minter made another deft coaching hire and promoted beloved former player Anthony Levine Sr. — better known as “Co-Cap” — to special teams coordinator on Tuesday.“The Ravens are naming Anthony Levine Sr., their former defender and leader, as the new special teams coach,” NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport wrote on his official X account. “Th…
Former Ravens player Anthony Levine Sr. promoted to special teams coordinator
Another Anthony and former Ravens player, is seeing a new title at the castle.Special teams ace and fan favorite Anthony Levine Sr., aka "Co Cap," is now the Ravens' special teams coordinator.Last season, Levine was the assistant special teams coach.As a Raven, he would spend 10 seasons in the nest notching 87 tackles (70 solo), 5 TFL, 4 sacks, 2 INTs, 16 PD, 4 FRs, 1 FF, 62 special teams tackles, and last but not least a Super Bowl championship…
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Defensive coordinator job brings Anthony Weaver back to the Baltimore Ravens
Anthony Weaver is back for another stint with the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens announced Tuesday that Weaver will be their defensive coordinator under new coach Jesse Minter.
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