Justin Tucker is going to have some competition after the Ravens made the decision to use the 186th overall pick on Arizona kicker Tyler Loop, marking the first time in franchise history that the Ravens have drafted a kicker.

The Ravens added help for their secondary in the first round, then took a pass rusher in the second who comes with some off-field concerns. On the final day, Baltimore took a kicker, suggesting that the team is at least preparing for the possibility that the post-Justin Tucker era could begin soon.

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta walked briskly into the auditorium at the Baltimore Ravens facility on Saturday night and acknowledged the obvious: “It was a long day.” The Ravens finished an 11-man draft class Saturday by making eight selections and two trades,