Jim Caldwell to keep same role with Ravens in 2013

Jim Caldwell has helped the Ravens reach their second Super Bowl since becoming offensive coordinator in early December.

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OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) -- Jim Caldwell will remain the Baltimore Ravens' offensive coordinator next season.

Caldwell moved from quarterbacks coach to offensive coordinator on Dec. 9 after coach John Harbaugh fired Cam Cameron.

With Caldwell directing the offense, the Ravens have won three straight playoff games to advance to the Super Bowl for the first time since the 2000 season. This is the first time Caldwell has ever served as an offensive coordinator at any level.

Harbaugh made the announcement Monday, saying Caldwell will be the team's offensive coordinator "hopefully into the foreseeable future."

Harbaugh said former Philadelphia Eagles offensive line coach and defensive coordinator Juan Castillo would be a consultant in the next two weeks and will serve next year as the team's running game coordinator.