To improve defense, Baltimore hires a defensive guru, Chuck Pagano, as senior secondary coach. Pagano has been a weekly guest on the Pat McAfee show for the past couple of years. On Wednesday, he gave some insight into his return to coaching.

Former Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano has been hired as the Baltimore Ravens' senior secondary coach, the team announced Tuesday evening.

On Tuesday night, the Baltimore Ravens officially announced the return of former coach Chuck Pagano as their senior secondary advisor. Pagano, 64, was the Ravens' secondary coach from head coach John Harbaugh's arrival in 2008 up until 2010,

The Baltimore Ravens are bringing a veteran coach onto their staff. The team announced Tuesday that they have hired Chuck Pagano to be their defensive

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The Ravens' John Harbaugh lured former Colts coach Chuck Pagano out of a four-year retirement to join his staff as a senior secondary coach in an effort to improve Baltimore's inconsistent pass defense.

Pagano was on John Harbaugh's first Ravens staff in 2008 and stayed with Baltimore until he was hired by the Colts

Baltimore's former defensive coordinator (2011) and secondary coach (2008-10) is joining the Ravens as senior secondary coach, Head Coach John Harbaugh announced Tuesday night.

Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta and his staff are diving into the pre-draft process at the Senior Bowl. The Ravens have reportedly extended offensive coordinator Todd Monken, which will allow the Ravens to build on the foundation of their historic offense.

Chuck Pagano is going back to the NFL as the secondary coach for the Baltimore Ravens. But the former Indianapolis Colts head coach had some unfinished business on The Pat McAfee Show before he could fully launch back into the football grind.

The Baltimore Ravens are getting ready to plan out their offseason, but one major domino has to fall first in order for the rest of the team to be sorted out. T