Rookie kicker Tyler Loop keeps impressing at Ravens camp, but one flawless showing may have sealed more than just field goals.

Loop is the first kicker drafted by the Ravens in the team's 30-year history. This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/ravens as Ravens Rookie Confident in Replacing Justin Tucker.

The Baltimore Ravens will have a new kicker for the first time in more than a decade. That's been known for three months now, with the Ravens having released Justin Tucker in May as the NFL investigates him for allegations of sexual misconduct. Tucker was Baltimore's kicker since 2012.

Baltimore Ravens rookie kicker Tyler Loop is turning heads after a flawless 7-for-7 showing at training camp, capped by a jaw-dropping 60-yarder. With Justin Tucker out amid controversy, Loop’s consistency and swagger are making waves—leaving fans and coaches wondering if the Ravens have already found their next special teams star.

Rookie Tyler Loop appears to be closing in on the kicking job in Baltimore. The Ravens released John Hoyland on Saturday, which head coach John Harbaugh said was due to needs elsewhere on the roster rather than anything about Hoyland's performance.

Baltimore Ravens officials showed faith in rookie sixth-round kicker Tyler Loop by not bringing a veteran in to compete for the job that was previously held for 13 years by Justin Tucker. They doubled down on that show of faith Saturday when they released John Hoyland,

After the Baltimore Ravens released undrafted rookie kicker John Hoyland, Tyler Loop wasted no time proving the job is in good hands.