Anthony Weaver Returns to Baltimore Ravens as Defensive Coordinator

Anthony Weaver's return to the Ravens is a strategic move that brings a blend of familiarity and fresh perspective to the team's defense. After serving as the defensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins, Weaver's experience will be invaluable in shaping the Ravens' defensive strategy. Despite interest from other teams for head coaching positions, Weaver opted to return to Baltimore, where he has a history as both a player and a coach.

While Weaver holds the defensive coordinator title, Jesse Minter will be calling the defensive plays, indicating a collaborative approach to leadership. Weaver's previous success in improving the Dolphins' defense in his first year highlights his ability to make an immediate impact. However, the Dolphins' defensive performance declined in the following season, partly due to player trades. His ability to adapt and innovate will be crucial for the Ravens' success.

Weaver's experience as an assistant head coach will also be an asset to Minter, who is in his first head coaching role. His familiarity with the Ravens organization and his relationships with many of the defensive players will facilitate a smooth transition and contribute to a cohesive coaching environment.

He was hired as the defensive coordinator under new Head Coach Jesse Minter.

No, Jesse Minter will be calling the defensive plays.

Weaver was drafted by the Ravens in 2002 and played for the team for four seasons. He also served as the team's defensive line coach and assistant head coach from 2021-2023.

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