The Ravens need another kicker after appearing to have a replacement in place for the injured Tyler Loop.
Atlanta is signing Jake Moody from Baltimore’s practice squad to its active roster, according to Jordan Schultz. Moody made a 53-yard field goal against Jacksonville on Thursday, but his reported departure leaves Baltimore searching again before Monday’s game against the Chargers. The available market includes experienced kickers, although a familiar name doesn’t guarantee immediate readiness. Baltimore must evaluate current leg strength, accuracy, and health rather than rely solely on career accomplishments.
These are potential options for consideration, not reported Ravens targets.
Matt Prater
Prater is among the veteran free agents listed by Spotrac.
He also participated in a recent workout with the Rams before Los Angeles signed Brandon McManus, suggesting he has continued pursuing an opportunity this season.
His experience makes him a logical player to evaluate for a temporary vacancy. Prater has handled high-pressure assignments throughout a long career, but Baltimore would still need a workout to determine whether his current performance meets its needs.
The recent Rams audition makes him a more concrete consideration than a veteran whose willingness to return is unknown.
Younghoe Koo
Koo offers another experienced option following his release by the Jets earlier this year. New York’s official transaction announcement documented his departure when the team signed Jason Sanders.
His extensive NFL experience could appeal to a team looking for someone who can adapt quickly. However, his previous success shouldn’t replace an assessment of his current mechanics and consistency.
There is no reported Baltimore interest in Koo. He belongs in the discussion as a potential workout candidate, with any signing dependent on how he performs.
Graham Gano
Spotrac lists Gano among the available unrestricted free agents, but his health makes this a conditional option. The Giants released him after a failed physical designation following a neck injury that affected the end of his tenure.
Baltimore would need to establish medical readiness before considering whether he could handle the job. His experience is substantial, but replacing an injured kicker requires confidence that the replacement can remain available.
Random Note
Jordan Schultz is reporting that the Falcons are releasing kicker Nick Folk, who was 13/18 on field goals this season. Folk could also be a ready-made replacement for Moody in something of a swap.
Sources: The #Falcons are releasing K Nick Folk, who was 13/18 on FGs this season.
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) November 10, 2026
Jake Moody is the new kicker in Atlanta. https://t.co/Iqi0PKghTu pic.twitter.com/l4R6jsc0Si
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: 3 kickers Ravens could consider with Jake Moody signing with the Falcons
