The Baltimore Ravens sign former San Francisco 49ers kicker Jake Moody to their practice squad, adding depth at the position. The move comes as the team looks for options behind or alongside its current kicker, Tyler Loop.
Across outlets, the primary point of agreement is that Moody’s arrival is meant to create competition and cover for ongoing performance concerns. The Winnipeg Free Press specifically links the signing to Loop continuing to struggle, while Yahoo Sports frames the change more broadly as the Ravens bringing in potential competition. In both accounts, the signing is described as a practice-squad addition rather than an immediate elevation to the active roster.
No sources provided additional details in the supplied text regarding Moody’s recent form, contract terms, or whether he is expected to be promoted. The coverage centers on the roster move and its purpose: giving Baltimore another kicking option during a period when it is evaluating its current situation at the position.
