Baltimore safety Anthony Levine Sr. is regarded as one of the most underappreciated, yet valuable players for the Ravens. Levine’s versatility has made him a key component to the defense in recent years, with the ability to play safety, corner and even inside linebacker. Not to mention the outstanding contributions and leadership Levine brings to special teams. However, at 31-years old and returning from an undisclosed foot surgery, could Baltimore look to replace Levine?
The Ravens have several recently drafted players who could help fill Levine’s role on both special teams and defense. The first player that comes to mind is second-year safety Chuck Clark.