Ravens Coordinator Says Team Has Confidence in Kicker Tyler Loop

Baltimore Ravens special teams coordinator Anthony Levine Sr. said Wednesday that kicker Tyler Loop has been working on long-range kicks during training camp, hitting a 57-yard attempt on Tuesday. Loop, a sixth-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft who replaced Justin Tucker, made 95.7 percent of extra points and 88.2 percent of field goals as a rookie but converted only one of four attempts beyond 50 yards. Levine said the team has confidence in Loop from anywhere on the field, noting he also made a 53-yarder and a 49-yarder on Tuesday.

Loop missed a 44-yard attempt as time expired in a Week 18 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, which cost the Ravens a playoff berth. He said he is eager to move on from the miss. We have the confidence in Tyler Loop to go out and make any kick from anywhere on the field, Levine said.