Anthony Levine Sr. Promoted to Ravens Special Teams Coordinator

Longtime Ravens player and coach will lead special teams unit as they aim to maintain elite status.

Feb. 27, 2026 at 3:23am

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The Baltimore Ravens have promoted Anthony Levine Sr. to be their new special teams coordinator. Levine, who played for the Ravens for a decade before retiring in 2021, has been on the coaching staff for the past four years and is known for his passion, leadership, and commitment to the Ravens' culture. Head coach Jesse Minter believes Levine has earned this opportunity and will be a great leader for the special teams unit.

Why it matters

Levine has been a key part of the Ravens' special teams success over the years, both as a player and a coach. His promotion ensures continuity and maintains the high standard of the Ravens' special teams, which has consistently been one of the best in the NFL. Levine's deep understanding of the Ravens' way and his strong relationships with the players will help the team continue to excel in this critical phase of the game.

The details

Levine was an undrafted player out of Tennessee State in 2010 who eventually found his way to the Ravens in 2012. He quickly became a core special teams player and earned the nickname "Co-Cap" for his leadership of that unit. After retiring in 2021, Levine joined the Ravens' coaching staff and has now been promoted to special teams coordinator, replacing Chris Horton who left to join the Giants. Levine is known as a hands-on coach who demonstrates exactly what he wants from players during practice.

  • Levine joined the Ravens' coaching staff in 2022 as an assistant special teams coach.
  • Levine was promoted to special teams coordinator in February 2026.

The players

Anthony Levine Sr.

A former Ravens player who spent a decade with the team before retiring in 2021. He has now been promoted to special teams coordinator after serving as an assistant special teams coach for the past four years.

Jesse Minter

The current head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, who previously worked with the team from 2017-2020 before returning as the head coach in 2026.

John Harbaugh

The former head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, who saw potential in Levine and helped him develop into a key special teams contributor during his playing career.

Jerry Rosburg

The former special teams coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, who also recognized Levine's talents and helped him become a standout on special teams.

Keondre Jackson

A second-year defensive back for the Ravens who was an undrafted rookie in 2025 and is considered one of Levine's proteges.

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What they’re saying

“Anthony was a player when I was here the first time [in 2017-2020], but I just picture him as the face of Baltimore special teams. He was that as a player; he was the captain of our special teams, at a very high level under multiple coaches here.”

— Jesse Minter, Head Coach, Baltimore Ravens

“When I came here in 2012, I couldn't even imagine me even being able to sit in this position. I'm just so thankful and I'm grateful for the opportunity.”

— Anthony Levine Sr., Special Teams Coordinator, Baltimore Ravens

“That speaks volumes to the type of players that we have and the type of connection that I have with these guys. They understand the standard; they understand the culture. My leadership style, the way I interact with them, the way I challenge them, the way we hold each other accountable.”

— Anthony Levine Sr., Special Teams Coordinator, Baltimore Ravens

What’s next

Levine will lead the Ravens' special teams unit through the offseason program and into the 2026 season as they look to maintain their status as one of the NFL's elite special teams groups.

The takeaway

Levine's promotion to special teams coordinator is a testament to his dedication, leadership, and understanding of the Ravens' culture. His deep connections with the players and commitment to excellence will ensure the Ravens' special teams unit continues to be a strength of the team as they pursue championships.