Chuck Pagano, former Colts coach, comes out of retirement for Ravens job
INDIANAPOLIS — Chuck Pagano is getting back into the NFL after a half-decade away from the game. The former Colts head coach has been hired as senior secondary coach for the Ravens, heading back to Baltimore for the first time since he was John Harbaugh’s defensive coordinator in 2011, the last job he held before taking over in Indianapolis.
Looking ahead to free agency for the Colts, ESPN highlights that there is a lot of talent available in the secondary.
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