The Ravens didn’t just bring back Calais Campbell for what he can do on the field. They brought him back for everything that comes with him. Defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver smiled when discussing the veteran defensive lineman’s return before explaining why Campbell remains such an important piece of Baltimore’s culture.
“Calais Campbell is a force multiplier,” Weaver said.
Weaver believes Campbell’s impact reaches far beyond the defensive line room and affects every part of the organization.
“He’s one of those guys that doesn’t just make our defensive line better; he makes our defense better,” Weaver said.
“He’s one of those guys that doesn’t just make our defensive line better; he makes our defense better,” Weaver said.
Campbell’s leadership, professionalism, and presence have long been praised throughout the league, and Weaver said those qualities continue to show up every day.
“He makes our team better,” Weaver said.
“He makes our team better,” Weaver said.
The Ravens have added plenty of talent this offseason, but Weaver noted that leadership remains one of the most valuable traits a team can have.
“Anytime you can inject that type of energy and leadership into a locker room, that’s a win,” Weaver said.
“Anytime you can inject that type of energy and leadership into a locker room, that’s a win,” Weaver said.
Campbell has spent years establishing himself as one of the NFL’s most respected veterans, and Weaver believes his influence will continue to be felt throughout the Ravens’ locker room in 2026.
“I love the guy to death,” Weaver said.
“I love the guy to death,” Weaver said.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Why Anthony Weaver values Calais Campbell for Ravens
