Lucas Havrisik has struggled a bit in recent weeks, missing three total kicks (two field goals, one PAT) in his last two games. As a result, the Rams brought in veteran Mason Crosby by signing him to the practice squad this week, giving them a couple of options at a position that has suffered from some inconsistency in 2023.
Sean McVay said on Friday that the Rams aren’t sure who will be their kicker this weekend against the Ravens, but it sounds like they’re leaning toward sticking with Havrisik instead of elevating Crosby from the practice squad.
“We haven’t decided that yet. More than likely, we probably will not go that direction. But we’ll see,” he said of potentially elevating Crosby.
Havrisik has gone 7-for-10 on field goal attempts and 10-for-11 on extra point tries, with all three of his field goal misses coming from 40-plus yards. He has a strong leg, but there have been some accuracy issues lately, which are concerning with the Rams likely to play some close games down the stretch in their playoff push.
