Overview
- Baltimore cut undrafted free agent John Hoyland two weeks into training camp, leaving sixth-round pick Tyler Loop as the lone kicker on the roster.
- Loop has converted 40 of 44 field goal attempts during camp and earned praise from special teams coordinator Chris Horton for his powerful leg.
- The Ravens parted ways with Justin Tucker after the league imposed a 10-week suspension over sexual misconduct allegations.
- Coach John Harbaugh had aimed to settle the kicking role by the third week of camp and now plans to give Loop all practice and preseason reps.
- Loop enters final roster cutdowns with a chance to secure the starting kicker job as the regular season approaches.