The Baltimore Ravens closed out their preseason schedule with a dominant 41-3 victory over the Washington Commanders on Friday night. Joe Fagnano and Tyler Huntley each threw touchdown passes in a first half that was nearly flawless for Baltimore, per the Associated Press.

While the Ravens' offense and defense performed well overall, second-year kicker Tyler Loop emerged as a concern. ESPN reported that Loop missed two more field goals in the contest, giving the Ravens reason for worry as they prepare their 53-man roster ahead of Sunday's deadline. The Ravens' stock report, per Baltimore Beatdown, highlighted Fagnano's strong performance while identifying Loop as a notable weak point in an otherwise impressive preseason finale.