Tyler Loop’s 64‑Yard Kick Sets M&T Bank Stadium Record

Overview

• Tyler Loop made a 64-yard field goal as the first-half clock expired, putting the Ravens up 24-7 and ending the half with no time for a response.
• The kick is the longest field goal recorded during a game at M&T Bank Stadium and broke the venue mark previously held by Justin Tucker’s 66-yarder in 2021 for stadium history.
• Loop’s 64-yarder is the second-longest in Ravens franchise history, leaving him behind Tucker’s 66-yard franchise mark but ahead of prior team long makes.
• Baltimore drafted Loop in the sixth round of 2025 as the franchise’s first drafted kicker, and his long, high-pressure makes have strengthened his standing after an uneven finish to the 2025 season.
• Coaches chose the attempt because the half-ending clock removed the risk of giving the opponent field position, and Loop’s success could change how the team uses very long field-goal attempts going forward.