BREAKING NEWS: Los Angeles Lakers Kicker Tyler Loop is the odd man out for the Baltimore Ravens now with the Buffalo Bills, also sent a Shocking message to Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh and the Entire Baltimore Ravens Team Concerning his….see more

In a surprising twist connecting two sports worlds, former Baltimore Ravens kicker Tyler Loop—who briefly drew headlines for his unusual path after being mistakenly introduced as a “Los Angeles Lakers kicker” online—has officially joined the Buffalo Bills and fired back with a pointed message for his former team.

Loop, who was waived by the Ravens last week after a tense preseason kicking competition, has signed with Buffalo to compete for their starting kicker role. The move comes amid swirling rumors of internal friction and unmet expectations in Baltimore.

In an eyebrow-raising social media post, Loop addressed Ravens head coach John Harbaugh and the entire organization directly:

“Appreciate the chance, Coach Harbaugh, but I’m going where I’m valued. I’ll see you on the field. Don’t forget who you let go.”

The statement, which quickly went viral, was seen by many as a clear shot at Baltimore’s coaching staff and their decision to prioritize veteran Justin Tucker while letting Loop walk.

Insiders say the Ravens coaching staff viewed Loop as promising but not ready to unseat the league’s most accurate kicker in Tucker. Still, the brash tone of Loop’s message has fans buzzing about a potential rivalry if the Ravens and Bills meet in the regular season or playoffs.

Meanwhile, Buffalo welcomed the signing as part of their ongoing effort to stabilize their kicking game after multiple missed field goals in key moments last year.

“We believe Tyler brings fresh competition and a big leg,” said Bills special teams coordinator Matthew Smiley in a press release. “We’re excited to see what he can do.”

The Ravens, for their part, have not issued a formal response to Loop’s pointed remarks. Coach Harbaugh, known for his no-nonsense approach, simply told local reporters:

“We wish Tyler the best. We’re focused on our guys here.”

As NFL camps heat up, all eyes will be on how Loop performs in Buffalo—and whether this brewing drama will reignite when the Ravens and Bills inevitably cross paths again.