Ravens Sign New Punter, Plan More Additions

0:00On April 5th, the Baltimore Ravens lost punter Jordan Stout to the New York Giants this offseason, where he signed the richest deal ever for a punter. After his all pro breakout in 2025, out of their 10 free agents who left, Stout's exit created a real gap at the position for the first time in years. After Sam Koch retired in 2022, the Ravens grabbed Stout in the fourth round of the draft to replace him. Now they're turning to free agency early, signing undrafted rookie Luke Elzinga, who got a mini-camp invite from the Tennessee Titans last year, but didn't stick. Elzinga stands out as a left-footed punter with five college seasons under his belt, first at Central Michigan, then Oklahoma. He averaged 43.1 yards on two 32 punts, and even completed all four of his fake punt passes for 86 yards. At 28 with zero NFL games, he's likely just the start, as the Ravens plan to add more punters, maybe a draft pick or vet. A solid punter can swing games and handle holding duties reliably, like Stout did last

1:03year. With Kicker, Tyler, Luke, and long snapper Nick Moore locked in, this shapes up a fresh specialist crew that could boost field position all season. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, Driven by AI