The Baltimore Ravens' wide receiver room took a little bit of a hit during their 30-3 win over the Washington Commanders in the preseason finale. Ravens rookie

The Baltimore Ravens found themselves in familiar territory on Saturday, logging a 30-3 victory over the Washington Commanders to bring the 2025 preseason to a close. And while there were plenty of strong performances from players on Baltimore's roster bubble,

Keyon Martin returned an interception for a touchdown, Tyler Loop kicked a 61-yard field goal and the Baltimore Ravens completed an unbeaten preseason with a 30-3 rout of the Washington Commanders.

The only suspense at this position ended after the second preseason game, when Harbaugh announced Loop would be Baltimore's kicker entering the 2025 season. A rookie sixth-round pick, Loop will replace Justin Tucker, a 13-year veteran who was cut in May amid an NFL investigation for sexual misconduct.

Several young players flashed in the preseason, making it a difficult process for Baltimore to trim its roster to 53 players by Tuesday.

The Baltimore Ravens released Justin Tucker in May after sexual misconduct allegations. Here's what to know about Tyler Loop:

Undrafted rookie defensive back Reuben Lowery has steadily impressed the Baltimore Ravens this offseason and preseason. Now, he has earned praise from coach John Harbaugh as the team approaches its roster deadline on Tuesday.

The Baltimore Ravens have completed their final preseason game ahead of the start of the 2025 season, finishing their last ramp-up for this season with a 30-3 victory over the Washington Commanders. The next step in the preparations for the start of the season is cutting the roster to 53