The Baltimore Ravens are beginning a new era at kicker this offseason after parting ways with veteran Justin Tucker. Baltimore selected Arizona kicker
Jeremy Fowler believes the Browns could end up trading one of their four quarterbacks and will go into the regular season with three at the position. (ESPN Cleveland) Fowler points out it’s rare for a team to keep four quarterbacks on the final roster and some don’t even like keeping three.
The Justin Tucker era of Baltimore Ravens football is over, and in the weeks after his release, both parties seem to be moving on. According to CBS News, the former Ravens kicker will list his Baltimore-area home for sale as his NFL career sits on hold.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
Former Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is listing his Owing Mills, Md., home for sale this week, Justin Fenton of The Baltimore Banner reports. According to a real estate listing, the home will be listed for $3.2 million when it hits the market on Friday.
The calendar now sits on June 2nd, which is cause for celebration for several franchises across the NFL. The June 1st threshold is an unofficial holiday for teams, as players cut with a post-June 1st designation will now, finally, provide their respective teams with much-needed salary cap relief.
June 1 may not seem like a very important date at first glance, but it very much is in the NFL. Across the league, June 1 is the final day where "any future bonus money accelerates into the 2025 league year if a player is cut or traded," per OverTheCap.
Until a few months ago, Justin Tucker was widely respected as a living legend, a man with a cannon for a leg, who holds records for a 66-yard field goal, and has made over 63 field goals from 50+ yard range.
Justin Tucker is the most accurate kicker in NFL history. He’s hit game winners, set records, and became a Baltimore icon. But with his release, the Tyler Loop Ravens era is set to begin.
By releasing Justin Tucker on May 5, the Baltimore Ravens sent their longest-tenured player and arguably the greatest kicker of all time to the open market.
The departure of Justin Tucker is truly setting in as the Baltimore Ravens begin OTAs this week. The Ravens released Tucker, 35, on May 5 amidst an NFL investigation for sexual misconduct.
When the Ravens cut kicker Justin Tucker earlier this month, they were careful to call it a "football decision." In his first public comments since the move was made, coach John Harbaugh made it clear that the "football decision" was not an easy one.
The Baltimore Ravens signed undrafted Wyoming kicker John Hoyland on Monday to compete with sixth-round draft pick Tyler Loop for the job previously held by Justin Tucker.
After parting ways with Justin Tucker, the Baltimore Ravens are placing a lot of trust in sixth-round rookie Tyler Loop to carry the torch at kicker, but they aren't going to just hand him the starting job.
As flattering as Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta's statement was following the release of long-time kicker and franchise legend Justin Tucker on Monday, their parting of ways was unceremonious yet unsurprising.
The Pittsburgh Steelers went into this year's offseason with lots of holes in their roster. The team needed to bolster its defense, and did so with additions such as Derrick Harmon and Jack Sawyer through the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Baltimore Ravens have moved on from Justin Tucker, releasing the Super Bowl-winning kicker without mentioning the controversy that many believe was the major reason behind the team’s decision to part ways with him.
The Baltimore Ravens released embattled kicker Justin Tucker, who is coming off the worst season of his career amid a sexual misconduct allegation by the league.
Tucker's days in Baltimore were instantly numbered the moment the Ravens drafted rookie Tyler Loop in the sixth round of last month's NFL Draft.
Congratulations to the Ravens for turning what should have been an easy public relations win into a self-inflicted wound.
The Baltimore Ravens announced a major decision on the future of kicker Justin Tucker on Monday. The Ravens confirmed that they are releasing Tucker after 13 seasons as the team’s kicker.
Justin Tucker‘s tenure with the Ravens has come to an end.
The Baltimore Ravens announced Monday that they’ve released K Justin Tucker. According to Jeff Zrebiec, the Ravens are designating Tucker as a post-June
The Baltimore Ravens may have dropped a big hint about where they are going at the kicker position as Justin Tucker remains the subject of an NFL investigation.
Justin Tucker has been the guy in Baltimore for a long time. When he walked out to kick, you just knew it was going in. People used to joke he was the most reliable player on the team, and honestly, they were not wrong.
The Baltimore Ravens have never drafted a kicker. Not once. Not in their entire franchise history. That could all change in one week. For nearly three decades, Baltimore hasn’t needed to dip into the draft pool for kicking talent.
Longtime Ravens K Justin Tucker is facing serious allegations this offseason that could put his status for 2025 and beyond in doubt. With the potential need for a kicker for the first time since 2011, Baltimore HC John Harbaugh revealed their plans to add a kicker in the draft should the right player be available at a spot they like.
Justin Tucker's trials and tribulations from sexual misconduct allegations are so polar opposite that the gold standard for facts is discombobulated. In a story about Tucker's vehement denial of the charges from 16 massage therapists, the Associated Press didn't give credit to the outlet who broke the story and got the kicker to go on-the-record.
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