Former Los Angeles Rams kicker Harrison Mevis could be getting another opportunity in the NFL.
The Baltimore Ravens are working out a group of free-agent kickers Wednesday, including Mevis, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Baltimore placed Tyler Loop on injured reserve earlier and lost practice squad call-up Jake Moody to the Atlanta Falcons.
Mevis, 24, has been out of work since the Rams released him on Oct. 13 following a difficult performance against the Buffalo Bills. He missed a 50-yard field goal in the first quarter before having a potential game-winning 48-yard attempt blocked in overtime, costing Los Angeles an opportunity to win a pivotal game. Mevis worked out with the Kansas City Chiefs before they signed Justin Tucker.
Mevis joined
the Rams midway through the 2024 season and re-signed with the team during the offseason. He opened the 2026 season as their kicker but struggled through his first five games, converting just five of nine field-goal attempts (55.6%). He was perfect on all 14 extra-point attempts.
That marked a significant drop from his 2025 performance, when Mevis converted 12 of 13 field-goal attempts (92.3%) and all 39 extra points across nine games. He also connected on his lone attempt from 50-plus yards, a 52-yarder.
The Rams have moved on twice since Mevis — first signing Blake Grupe (who landed on injured reserve after one game) before adding Brandon McManus and Joshua Karty. McManus will handle field goals while Karty handles kickoffs.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Ex-Rams kicker reportedly works out for Ravens
