Tyler Loop

Career StatsD+

Year	Team	GP	FG%
Career		17	88.2%
2025		17	88.2%

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Ravens secured exceptional value by locking up Tyler Loop at just $1.1M AAV over four years, earning an A CVI that represents one of the better kicker deals in recent memory. At this price point, Baltimore is paying rotational player money for a specialist position that can swing games, making this a classic low-risk, high-reward investment. The minimal guaranteed money ($0.2M) gives the Ravens complete flexibility to move on if Loop struggles, while the four-year term provides rare stability at a notoriously volatile position. Kickers operating at even a rotational level of reliability are worth far more than $1.1M annually in today's market, especially when you consider the premium teams typically pay for proven specialists. This deal exemplifies smart roster construction — the Ravens identified a competent kicker and secured him at below-market rates before he could establish himself as a premium option.

Performance Analysis

Tyler Loop's D+ grade as Baltimore's kicker reflects a player who has been adequate without being exceptional. Loop has provided the Ravens with functional kicking — making enough field goals to keep the job while not being automatic from distance. His D+ grade captures a kicker with the leg to hit from range but the inconsistency to make coaches nervous. Baltimore needs their kicker to be reliable in a division where games are often decided by narrow margins. Loop's performance has been acceptable but not the kind of dependable kicking that playoff teams need. He's holding the position without fully owning it.