
Following a Week 1 victory against Indianapolis, the Baltimore Ravens have altered their practice squad by acquiring former Cleveland Browns wide receiver and return specialist Gage Larvadain. The move comes as Baltimore deals with physical setbacks at the position, after both Zay Flowers and Ja'Kobi Lane sustained injuries during Sunday's contest.
To make room for Larvadain, Baltimore cut veteran placekicker Jake Moody. Moody was originally signed due to Tyler Loop's preseason struggles and a costly miss late last year that kept the club out of the postseason, but Loop secured his role by drilling kicks from 45 and 57 yards in the opener.
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