Former Los Angeles Rams kicker Harrison Mevis could be getting another opportunity in the NFL.

The Baltimore Ravens are working out a group of free-agent kickers Wednesday, including Mevis, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Baltimore placed Tyler Loop on injured reserve earlier and lost practice squad call-up Jake Moody to the Atlanta Falcons.

Mevis, 24, has been out of work since the Rams released him on Oct. 13 following a difficult performance against the Buffalo Bills. He missed a 50-yard field goal in the first quarter before having a potential game-winning 48-yard attempt blocked in overtime, costing Los Angeles an opportunity to win a pivotal game. Mevis worked out with the Kansas City Chiefs before they signed Justin Tucker.

Mevis joined the Rams midway through the 2024 season and re-signed with the team during the offseason. He opened the 2026 season as their kicker but struggled through his first five games, converting just five of nine field-goal attempts (55.6%). He was perfect on all 14 extra-point attempts.

That marked a significant drop from his 2025 performance, when Mevis converted 12 of 13 field-goal attempts (92.3%) and all 39 extra points across nine games. He also connected on his lone attempt from 50-plus yards, a 52-yarder.

The Rams have moved on twice since Mevis — first signing Blake Grupe (who landed on injured reserve after one game) before adding Brandon McManus and Joshua Karty. McManus will handle field goals while Karty handles kickoffs.