Senior Special Teams Coach Randy Brown discussed the process of finding a kicker this offseason and why the Ravens chose Tyler Loop.

Ravens senior special teams coach met with Tyler Loop in Arizona three times before the draft. He knew he found his guy.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh joked on Monday that he finally decided rookie Tyler Loop would be the team’s starting kicker this ...

The Baltimore Ravens newest specialist is on track to make a name for himself if he can continue on his current path.

Senior Special Teams Coach Randy Brown on Tyler Loop's detail-oriented kicking process, long-snapper Nick Moore's impact, and ...

Baltimore Ravens rookie kicker Tyler Loop impressed in camp and is officially the successor to longtime kicker Justin Tucker.

Tyler Loop stood near the 25-yard line, a wall of teammates behind him and the special teams unit separating the rookie from the bright yellow uprights. It was his first time kicking in front of a ...

What already seemed like a foregone conclusion is now official. After Saturday night's 31-13 win over the Dallas Cowboys, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harba ...

Rookie kicker Tyler Loop keeps impressing at Ravens camp, but one flawless showing may have sealed more than just field goals.

It seems they’ve both gotten their bearings since. Special teams coach Randy Brown was the one who found Loop. Brown canvassed the country looking for a potential successor to Tucker.

Ravens rookie kicker Tyler Loop was 5-of-9 at OTA on Wednesday. All of Loop’s misses were from 50 yards or longer. — Jamison Hensley (@jamisonhensley) June 11, 2025 Not the Ravens, though.