Justin Tucker, the most accurate kicker in NFL history, is currently the least accurate this season. Coach John Harbaugh said Monday Tucker's struggles are "a technique issue."

There's been a lot of unpleasant surprises for the Baltimore Ravens this season, chief among them being the struggles of kicker Justin Tucker. Many consider Tucker to be the greatest kicker in NFL history,

Justin Tucker is widely viewed as the greatest kicker in league history. However, if you've only ever watched him through the first three weeks of the 2024 season, you'd be scratching your head at that type of claim.

Tucker missed his only field goal attempt of the day on Sunday, a 46-yard kick that would have put the Ravens up 31-6 over the Dallas Cowboys with 10:41 to play in the fourth quarter. The miss was Tucker's third of the season in eight tries.

John Harbaugh is confident Justin Tucker, who has missed three field goals this season, will correct the issue.

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Baltimore’s longtime kicker is working through a “technique issue,” coach John Harbaugh said after Tucker missed his third goal of the year.

Amid an 0-2 start that has raised concerns up and down the roster, the Baltimore Ravens are likely facing an uncomfortable debate: whether kicker Justin Tucker is as reliable as he once was. Tucker is one of the best kickers of all-time,

The Baltimore Ravens' Justin Tucker is one of the NFL's top kickers. He plays like it. He's paid like it. He even acts like it, warming up on the opposing Kansas City Chiefs' side of the field before the 2024 season opener.

Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker misses a 56-yard field goal. San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle takes a tight end screen for a 7-yard touchdown to get the Niners on the scoreboard vs. the Minnesota Vikings.