The Baltimore Ravens are desperate for help in the kicking game — desperate enough to give former Los Angeles Rams kicker Harrison Mevis another chance.
“The Ravens also signed former Rams kicker Harrison Mevis to their practice squad, in addition to Riley Patterson to their 53-man roster,” NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport wrote on his official X account. “All eyes on the kicking game in practice this week.”
“Two kicking adds for the Ravens,” NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo wrote on his official X account. “The Thiccer Kicker lands in Baltimore.”
“The Baltimore Ravens have signed former Birmingham Stallions K Harrison Mevis to their practice squad,” NFL/UFL reporter James Larsen wrote on his official X account. “Mevis, who signed with the LA Rams in 2025, was cut earlier this year as Sean McVay made sweeping changes on special teams.”
Ravens kicker Tyler Loop was placed on injured reserve on November 3 with a groin injury.
Rams Cut Harrison Mevis After Embarrassing Loss
Mevis, 6-foot and 245 pounds, was cut by the Rams after missing two kicks in a Week 5 overtime loss to the Buffalo Bills.
“The Rams are releasing kicker Harrison Mevis and signing Blake Grupe off the New York Jets‘ practice squad, head coach Sean McVay said Tuesday,” ESPN’s Sarah Barshop wrote on October 13. “The change comes after Mevis missed a 50-yard field goal attempt in the first quarter and had a 48-yard kick blocked in overtime that would have been the winner in Monday night’s 37-34 loss to the Buffalo Bills.”
It wasn’t just what happened against the Bills — Mevis was 5-of-9 on field goals at the time of his release.
Ravens Sign ‘Thiccer Kicker’ After Rams Disaster