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I'm Garrett Downing.

Today I'm with Clifton Brown, and we are so excited to sit down

with Anthony Levine, the Ravens New Special Teams Coordinator.

Been in Baltimore a long time.

And Anthony, when you were a player, it was COCAP.

OK? Then it kind of became coach. Now it's coordinator. We have a new nickname here, like COCAT. What's the new nickname here? What's 2.0 version? Man, to be honest, I have no idea. Just because I didn't come up with none of those nicknames. You know, I didn't come up with CoCAP. CoCat was given to me well everybody

know one of my teammates, Abba McClellan. And so it just kind of happened. But like as it evolved,

like, CoCAP means like the leader. Yeah. Like I don't know people, people don't really understand

that, but that's really how it came

from.

Right.

I mean, you're the, the genesis, basically, if people don't know, is you and Albert McClellan were basically the two captains of the special teams unit. Yeah. And then you continue that even after McClellan was done, and COCP just stuck. And you're right. Like that has become synonymous with the leader of the special teams group.

Yeah.

So, okay. And Co-CAP just stuck. And you're right. Like, that has become synonymous with the leader of the special teams group.

Yeah.

So, co-CAP mean the leader.

Like, El Hefe mean the boss?

Yes.

That's you.

That's co-CAP, co-Cop, the leader, you know?

But, no, man, honestly, just giving that nickname, it was, it was an honor, you know, so that

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