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Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton said the defense has not met the new regime’s standard under head coach Jesse Minter and defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver, with the offseason program aimed at re-establishing defensive dominance after last season’s struggles; Hamilton is encouraged by the messaging and expects a quicker turnaround for Baltimore’s D.
The Miami Dolphins have hired Sean Duggan, Packers linebackers coach and Hafley ally, as their new defensive coordinator, replacing Anthony Weaver. Hafley will call the defense but wants a coordinator who knows his system, and Duggan has previously worked with Hafley at Ohio State, Boston College, and Green Bay. The staff change comes as the Dolphins largely settle their coaching team, and it also affects compensatory-pick opportunities tied to Weaver’s head-coaching candidacies elsewhere, with the Raiders and Cardinals reportedly pursuing other candidates (Klint Kubiak and Mike LaFleur).
Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver is scheduled for in-person interviews with the Steelers on Friday and the Bills on Saturday as both teams continue their NFL head-coach searches; a Steelers hire could block the Buffalo meeting, while Rams candidates remain in consideration.
The Steelers have moved into Phase 2 of their head-coach search, conducting in-person interviews with Brian Flores and Mike McCarthy and virtual interviews with Klay Kubiak, Chris Shula, Nathan Scheelhaase, Jesse Minter and Ejiro Evero (Jeff Hafley had interviewed virtually before taking the Dolphins job). Analysts summarize the contenders: Flores as a top defensive mind, McCarthy as a stabilizing veteran with extensive QB experience, and a crop of younger coordinators from the McVay/Shanahan trees (plus Evero) as potential fits for Pittsburgh.
The Steelers are advancing their head-coach search by inviting Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver to a second in-person interview. At 45, Weaver brings 14 NFL coaching seasons and a proven defensive track record, including a Dolphins defense that ranked fourth in yards allowed (just over 314 per game) in 2025, making him an overqualified, potentially transformative fit to energize Pittsburgh’s defense.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are moving forward with in-person interviews for their head coach opening, interviewing Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores and Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver. This comes after the NFL's rule requiring virtual interviews for coaches currently employed by NFL teams until after the divisional playoffs; the Steelers have also spoken with several other candidates, including Mike McCarthy, Chris Shula, Nate Scheelhaase, Jesse Minter, Jeff Hafley, and Klay Kubiak, though Shula and Scheelhaase cannot participate in second interviews until after the NFC Championship Game.
Anthony Weaver, the new defensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins, aims to bring flexibility and multiple looks to the team's defense, drawing from his experience with the Baltimore Ravens. He plans to utilize star cornerback Jalen Ramsey as a versatile "chess piece" rather than confining him to a specific position. Weaver also expressed interest in coaching defensive tackle Christian Wilkins and emphasized the importance of intentional blitzing. With key players returning from injuries, including Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb, the Dolphins are looking to Weaver to elevate their defense and help the team make a deeper playoff run under head coach Mike McDaniel.
New Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver plans to implement a scheme similar to the one he coached in Baltimore, emphasizing flexibility and multiple formations. Weaver credits Ravens head coach John Harbaugh and former Texans colleague Romeo Crennel as his biggest coaching influences, focusing on treating players with tough love. Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel sought a personal fit when hiring Weaver, and the two share similar coaching beliefs.
New Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver expressed excitement to work with several players, including Christian Wilkins, who is in need of a new deal. Speculation arises about Wilkins' future with the team as negotiations continue, with reports suggesting he aims to surpass his estimated market value. Weaver's omission of Xavien Howard and Jerome Baker from his list of players he's excited to coach raises questions about potential changes in the team's defensive personnel, especially considering the team's need for cap space.
Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver plans to move cornerback Jalen Ramsey around the field to maximize his impact on games, calling him the "ultimate chess piece" and expressing a desire to avoid leaving him at one spot in the defense. Weaver aims to put his stamp on the Dolphins defense by utilizing Ramsey's versatility.
The Miami Dolphins are in need of a tougher defense, and new defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver, who comes from the Baltimore Ravens, is expected to bring that physical, aggressive mentality to the team. The defense needs to improve significantly and establish a strong identity, especially in stopping the run and standing up against top AFC teams. Weaver's background and coaching experience suggest that he is well-equipped to instill the necessary toughness in the Dolphins' defense.
The Miami Dolphins have hired Anthony Weaver as their new defensive coordinator, and there is anticipation about the defensive scheme he will bring, given his background working with coaches known for blitz-heavy styles as well as more movement-based systems. Fans are eager to see how Weaver's experience will shape the Dolphins' defense and hope it will keep the team at the top of the league.
Miami Dolphins' general manager Chris Grier must ensure new defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver is involved in player decisions to align with his defensive philosophy, despite financial constraints and high-profile injuries. Grier's history of independent decision-making and trade value prowess raises concerns about Weaver's influence. The trio's collaboration will be crucial in shaping the team's defensive focus in the upcoming draft and navigating the cap situation. Effective communication and mutual understanding between Grier, offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel, and Weaver will be essential for long-term success.
The Miami Dolphins have struggled against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, with Allen's dominant performances contributing to the team's recent losses. As the new defensive coordinator, Anthony Weaver needs to devise a strategic plan to neutralize Allen's impact and improve the team's defensive performance against their division rival.
The Miami Dolphins have hired former Baltimore Ravens defensive coach Anthony Weaver to lead their defense. While his specific plans for the team are unknown, Weaver's background and reputation suggest he can bring a tough, no-nonsense approach to the Dolphins' defense, which has struggled in recent years. His experience and demeanor could help elevate the team's performance and instill a sense of fear in opponents.