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It's clear new Ravens defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver has an affinity for Baltimore and vice versa. This is from 2022: "Whatever I can do to help this team in any aspect that I can, I'm gonna do. Because the city deserves it. ... I've been a multitude of places... show more

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