Ravens kicker Tyler Loop opened the game with a 34-yard field goal, but his late-fourth-quarter try from 49 yards missed, preventing a potential comeback or overtime. After the game, Loop explained that the ball didn’t strike cleanly, resulting in unfavorable rotation that slid left. He acknowledged the disappointment but stressed the need to move forward and stay prepared for the next opportunity, emphasizing the importance of consistency and continuing to work on his technique.
Loop, who already faced scrutiny after a challenging miss at the end of last season, connected on the longest field goal of the season at 64 yards earlier in the year and was 10-of-13 on field goals with all 16 extra points made, for 46 points on the season. Despite the miss, his overall accuracy remains a point of focus as the team prepares for a Week 7 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Baltimore cannot dwell on this loss and will aim to rebound against Cincinnati, relying on Loop to regain confidence and maintain focus on the process, foot-to-ball contact, and consistent improvement.
