Ravens add Jake Moody to create competition for kicker Tyler Loop
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 7:06 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Baltimore Ravens executive vice president and general manager Eric DeCosta confirmed the team signed kicker Jake Moody to generate direct competition for incumbent Tyler Loop. DeCosta characterized the move as a performance-based decision intended to address inconsistency in the kicking game. While the team publicly supported Loop throughout the summer, officials felt compelled to bring in another player to evaluate. DeCosta emphasized that the decision relies heavily on the input of senior special teams coach Randy Brown. The team continues to assess both specialists as the regular season approaches to ensure the position meets championship-level expectations.
- •Eric DeCosta confirmed the signing of Jake Moody to create competition for Tyler Loop.
- •The organization cited a need for consistent performance as the primary driver for the move.
- •Randy Brown is serving as the lead evaluator for the team's specialists.
- •Tyler Loop remains with the team as the coaching staff evaluates both players.
- 7:06 PMYahoo Sports — Eric DeCosta admits the Ravens had to create a kicker competition
"Eric DeCosta admits Jake Moody's addition was more about forcing improvement than adding depth at a position struggling to deliver consistent results.
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