Tyler Loop

Tyler Loop enters 2026 as a solid fantasy kicker option and looks locked in as Baltimore’s starter after a strong rookie year. He finished as a top-12 fantasy kicker, hit 30 of 34 field goals and 44 of 46 extra points, and multiple preseason fantasy outlets now project him as a low-end K1/K2 who belongs on the last round of mixed-league drafts.

The appeal is pretty straightforward: Loop kicks in an offense that should give him frequent scoring chances, and his 2026 projections remain healthy at roughly the 125-132 fantasy point range depending on the source. That kind of volume keeps him in the streaming conversation every week, and it also gives him a safer floor than many kickers who rely on one or two long attempts to matter.

There is some mild risk in the profile, though. One report noted that his fantasy value was a little less consistent late in the year because of modest PAT volume, and another mentioned that Baltimore’s offense had battled injuries at points, which can affect kicking opportunities and game script. Even so, there is no current indication that Loop has been traded, cut, or suffered a major injury that would knock him off the fantasy radar.

For 2026 fantasy purposes, Loop is a perfectly reasonable final-round kicker target, especially if you want stability tied to a productive offense. He is not the kind of player to reach for, but he is the kind of kicker you can draft and feel good about starting most weeks, with a realistic chance to finish inside the top 10 again if Baltimore’s offense stays efficient.