Ravens worked out record-setting FCS Punter Jeff Yurk

NFL and college football analyst Ryan Fowler is reporting that the Baltimore Ravens held a private workout with Elon University punter Jeff Yurk. Yurk is the FCS (Football Championship Subdivision) all-time leader in yards per punt, a mark that underscores both his consistency and leg strength throughout his collegiate career. The two-time first-team FCS All-American would potentially step in as the Ravens’ punter following the departure of Pro Bowl punter Jordan Stout, who signed a free-agent deal with the New York Giants .

With the position now open, Baltimore appears to be evaluating multiple options as it looks to maintain stability in the special teams unit heading into the upcoming season. The Baltimore Ravens held a private workout with Elon punter Jeff Yurk today, per source. The FCS’ all-time leader in yards per punt and a two-time first-team FCS All-American, Yurk averaged 58.

6 yards per punt at Hula a few months back. Popular name for teams in need of a… — Ryan Fowler (@_RyanFowler_) April 1, 2026 Yurk’s resume makes him an intriguing candidate, particularly given his production at the FCS level and his ability to flip field position. While a private workout does not guarantee a signing or draft selection, it signals that the Ravens are doing due diligence on potential replacements.

As training camp and roster decisions approach, punting competition could become an under-the-radar storyline worth monitoring in Baltimore. This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Baltimore Ravens work out Elon punter Jeff Yurk after Stout's exit