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Tyler Loop Drills 40‑Yard FG to End Minicamp and Says He Has Moved On

Jesse Minter is staging pressure work in practice to test Loop while the Ravens keep the kicking job under review for training camp.

Overview

  • At the end of mandatory minicamp on Wednesday, Loop made a 40-yard field goal that led coach Jesse Minter to cancel post-practice meetings and served as a public sign of recovery.
  • Loop told reporters he acknowledged and accepted his missed 44-yard kick that ended the 2025 season, said he watched the play once and has since remained confident in his process.
  • The Ravens have not signed a challenger to the job and the organization has publicly backed Loop, though Minter said he did not rule out bringing in competition later.
  • Loop’s rookie numbers—30 of 34 field-goal attempts and 44 of 46 extra points—provide context for the team’s patience after a miss that cost Baltimore the AFC North and contributed to coaching changes.
  • Coaches plan to recreate high-pressure kicks in practice to build Loop’s clutch experience, and the kicking position will be monitored into training camp as a test of his mental recovery and consistency.