The Ravens have brought in some potential competition at kicker for Tyler Loop.
Baltimore announced on Monday that the club has signed former third-round pick Jake Moody to its practice squad.
Moody, 26, had been with the Commanders since midway through last season. But Washington let him go in mid-August after Drew Stevens won the team’s kicking competition.
Moody made 21-of-25 field goals and 60-of-61 extra points in his first season with the 49ers but struggled throughout 2024, making just 70.6 percent of his field goals. When he missed two kicks in San Francisco’s season opener last year, the team let him go.
He kicked for Chicago for two games, making 8-of-9 field goals and 3-of-3 extra points while filling in for an injured Cairo Santos. He then went to Washington and made 10-of-11 field goals and 10-of-11 extra points in six games.
Loop, entering his second season, connected on 30-of-34 field goals and 44-of-46 extra points as a rookie — infamously missing a 44-yard attempt wide right at the end of the regular season that would have won the AFC North and sent the Ravens to the postseason over the Steelers. He missed two long field goals in Baltimore’s preseason finale, with a 58-yard and a 51-yard attempt each going wide left.
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