Ravens Kicker Addresses Concern in Training Camp
Summary
Tyler Loop, the Baltimore Ravens' new kicker, had a strong rookie year but struggled with very long field goals. In training camp, he has shown improvement by successfully making several long-distance kicks, and the team feels confident about his abilities moving forward.Key Facts
- Tyler Loop was picked in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens.
- He replaced Justin Tucker, a famous and highly skilled kicker.
- Loop made 95.7% of his extra points and 88.2% of his field goals during his rookie season.
- He was perfect on all attempts under 40 yards but only made 1 out of 4 field goals beyond 50 yards.
- In training camp, Loop made multiple long field goals, including a 57-yard kick.
- Ravens special teams coach Anthony Levine Sr. expressed confidence in Loop’s ability to make kicks from any distance.
- Loop missed a crucial 44-yard field goal at the end of the last season that affected the Ravens’ playoff chances.
- Loop is focused on moving past his missed kick and improving his performance this season.
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