
With Jake Moody electing to join the Falcons, the Ravens find themselves in need of a new Tyler Loop replacement. Kicker Riley Patterson took part in a workout on Wednesday, and he landed a deal.
Patterson is now on Baltimore’s 53-man roster as a result. Harrison Mevis was also a participant in yesterday’s workout, though, and he too has lined up his next gig. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo report Mevis is being signed to the Ravens’ practice squad. The team will have two kicker options ahead of Week 10.
Mevis has 14 regular-season appearances to his name. Each of them have come with the Rams, including five games earlier this year. The former undrafted free agent has connected on just five of his nine field goal tries in 2025, however, with a poor showing in Week 5 proving to be the end of his time in Los Angeles.
Mevis had a strong showing across nine contests last year with the Rams. The 24-year-old missed only one of his 13 FG attempts while going 39-for-39 on extra point kicks. Mevis will look to return to his previous form in Baltimore, provided he receives an opportunity over the coming weeks.
Loop is dealing with a groin injury; he resides on injured reserve at the moment. An absence of at least three more games is in store for the 2025 sixth-rounder, whose job security was a talking point before his injury. Patterson is in line to handle kicking duties for the time being, but Mevis’ addition could given him a chance as well.
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