I did the things that nobody wanted to do.

You know, nobody wanted to run down at the five and hit the four-man weds.

Nobody wanted to be the center on kick return.

I'll do it.

And they look at him like, well, I'll say, man, I'll do it.

Next thing I get a, um, I get a agent.

Calls me like Baltimore.

First thing I thought was, Eric, Ray Lewis, I'm going to Baltimore. If you're not contributing on defense or offense, you better be a heck of a special team

spread.

What's next for Anthony Levine?

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We are going through off-season mode now, obviously from our last podcast, having a lot of offseason discussions.

But part of the offseason, and really where it starts is players deciding whether they're going to continue to play or hang them up.

And we have one of our favorite guys on today to make that announcement that he is retiring from the league and that is co-cap anthony

Levine senior he's decided that this is the end for him after a long and illustrious career

as a special team's ace so we are having him on to talk it's it's really going to be a treat

yeah over the past decade i mean anth Anthony Levine has been a really important player

on the special teams unit.

That is the obvious piece.

But what people don't necessarily see is all that he does behind the scenes.

And it's been kind of cool to see him over the course of his career go from a guy who was trying to make the team and earn a spot to becoming a really important core special teamer to in the later years of his career.

I think he was viewed as a leader of this team as a whole, not just a special teams group, but he was somebody that I'll think a lot of young people look to for advice and guidance. And he took a lot of young guys under his wing. I also think that he

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