Despite the disappointment, the Ravens embraced their young kicker after his miss. Head Coach John Harbaugh put his arm around Loop as they walked to the locker room. Moore and punter Jordan Stout flanked Loop's sides as he spoke to reporters.

Ravens rookie Tyler Loop had only missed three field goals all season going into last night's game-winning kick against the Steelers. But with Baltimore's playoff hopes on the line, the 24-year-old wasn't able to come through.

The NFL has officially amended the box score from the Steelers against Ravens matchup, ruling that Chris Boswell’s fourth-quarter extra-point attempt was blocked, not missed.

The 9-7 Pittsburgh Steelers survived the 8-9 Baltimore Ravens 26-24 after a rollercoaster finish in the final few minutes. Aaron Rodgers led a late touchdown drive to respond to a Lamar Jackson-Zay Flowers deep connection, but the ensuing two-point conversion was stunningly missed by Chris Boswell.

Baltimore Ravens superstar running back Derrick Henry spoke to the media this week about his conversation with kicker Tyler Loop after Loop missed a 44-yard field goal that would have sent the Ravens to the playoffs.

Kickers Tyler Loop and Chris Boswell traded missed kicks in what turned out to be a wild ending for the Week 18, AFC North-deciding contest between the

Tyler Loop missing a 44-yard field goal had multiple Baltimore Ravens fans in complete shock and unable to speak.

Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Chris Boswell's missed extra point was almost the difference in the game against the Baltimore Ravens until it wasn't. Boswell was no doubt bailed out by a rookie kicker, but was there some divine intervention,