Tucker has been perfect thus far, going 6-for-6 and making all four of his extra point chances this season.

Tucker has been one of the most consistent kickers since entering the league in 2012 and that hasn't changed a bit this year as Tucker has made the most out of his opportunities. While the Ravens offense hasn't found its way in the endzone very often this year, they've been able to move up and down the field enough to provide Tucker some decent fantasy value. He remains one of the safest kickers in all of fantasy football.

Tucker has signed his $2.356 million restricted free-agent tender with the Ravens, the Carroll County Times reports.

Tucker made 29-of-34 field goal attempts last season, en route to recording 129 points for the Ravens, a mark topped by nine NFL kickers in 2014. That said, Tucker's kicking accuracy (89.81 percent over his first three seasons) could well land him a long-term contract with Baltimore at some point.

Tucker went without a field goal attempt for the first time this season Sunday against the Titans, but made all three of his extra-point attempts.

Tucker remains among the top three kickers in total points heading in to Week 11. However, he will go on a bye while many of the other kickers have already done so. While he will likely drop a spot or two this weekend, the third-year kicker remains a strong fantasy kicker after the bye.

Tucker made both of his field goal attempts Sunday against the Falcons.

Tucker has struggled a bit more this season, already missing as many field goals through seven games this season (three) as he did in each of the last two. Having said that, he's still tied for second in field goals made, and all of his misses has come from 50+ yards out. Tucker and the Ravens head to Cincinnati this week to face a defense that has allowed 27, 37 and 43 in the last three games.

Tucker hit both of his field goal attempts Sunday against the Colts.

Tucker also hit his longest on the season from 52 yards out. He is now 11-for-13 on field goals this season along with 11 extra points to total 44 points on the season. He should continue to be one of the top options among kickers as the season progresses.

Tucker made all four of his field goal attempts Thursday against the Steelers, en route to a 14-point effort in the contest.

Tucker, who bounced back after a four-point output in Week 1, remains a solid fantasy option as the season progresses, on the heels of a 2013 campaign in which he racked up 140 points while working behind the Baltimore offense.

Tucker made all three of his field-goal attempts and both of extra points in Saturday's preseason game against the Redskins.

While not attached to an elite offense, Tucker is quite clearly one of the top kickers in the league, both consistent on short field goals and capable of hitting from 60-plus yards. He had an odd year in 2013, tying for the league lead in field goals (38) and field-goal attempts (41), while tying for 29th in extra points (26). With the Baltimore offense seemingly improved from last season, Tucker should trade a few of those field goals for some added extra points.

The Ravens are interested in signing contract-year PK Justin Tucker to a long-term extension.

Tucker, 24, will be a restricted free agent in 2015. He's only owed $570,000 this season, so Baltimore would be savvy to let him turn in another year before handing him top-flight kicker money. Tucker holds Ravens franchise records in both single-season field goal conversions (38) and points scored (140).

Justin Tucker now holds the Ravens' franchise records for both field goals made in a season (38) and points scored (140).

Matt Stover previously held the records. Despite a Week 16 dud that buried fantasy owners in Super Bowls, Tucker emerged as a weekly top-five kicking option thanks to his impressive leg and the Ravens' red-zone woes. Only Stephen Gostkowski and Matt Prater scored more fantasy points than Tucker, who is now 68-of-74 (91.9 percent) on field goals in his career.

Justin Tucker's streak of 33 straight field goal makes was snapped in Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Patriots.

Tucker buried owners in fantasy's Super Bowl week by shanking a 37-yarder and finishing with one point. "Just to put it simply, I missed the ball," he said. This comes on the heels of a Week 15 performance that saw Tucker go 6-of-6, including makes from 49, 53 and 61 yards out. Kicking remains the most unpredictable and random position in fantasy football.

Justin Tucker's 61-yard field goal on Monday night was the third-longest go-ahead field goal in the final minute of the fourth quarter in NFL history.

Tucker's remarkable six field goals (including two from 50+) still has the NFL and fantasy world buzzing. Even Tucker himself is aware of the impact he had on millions of owners. "I'm glad I could come through, of course, for my reality team as well as for my fantasy owners," he said afterward. "Thank you for picking me up, it means a lot to me. And hopefully I can continue to contribute to the successes of your respective teams." Now riding 33 straight makes, Tucker will be a major factor in the fantasy finals as well.

Justin Tucker converted all six of his field goals in Baltimore's Week 15, 18-16 win over the Lions on Monday night.

Tucker was the biggest weapon in this one. He was good from 29, 24, 32, 49, 53, and 61 yards -- the 61-yard boot came with 43 seconds left in the fourth quarter and the Ravens trailing 16-15 on the scoreboard. It was truly one of the most clutch kicks in NFL history considering the circumstances. The Ravens are now 8-6, one game behind the 9-5 Bengals in the AFC North. Baltimore now controls its own destiny. The Bengals and Ravens will meet in Week 17. Back to Tucker. He's now made 33 straight field goals and undoubtedly was a major factor and decided plenty of fantasy football semifinals matchups.

Justin Tucker has now made 22 consecutive field goals, tying Matt Stover for the second-longest streak in Ravens history.

Tucker went 4-of-4 despite windy conditions against the Jets Sunday, including one make from 53 yards out. During his two-year career, he's a sparkling 54-of-59 (91.5 percent) and has made nine field goals from 50-plus. Tucker will be a top-10 fantasy option once again as the Ravens host the Steelers on Thanksgiving.

Justin Tucker has converted 16 consecutive field goals.

Tucker, who hit a 46-yard game-winner to beat the Bengals in overtime Sunday, hasn't missed since Week 2. This comes on the heels of a sparkling rookie campaign that saw him go 30-of-33 on field goals. Tucker makes for a fine fantasy kicking option at Chicago in Week 11.

Ravens K Justin Tucker says it's not unrealistic for him to a have a perfect season on field goals.

Tucker had a spectacular rookie season, converting 30-of-33 field goals and all 42 of his extra points. He also went 2-for-2 in the Super Bowl, with both makes coming in the fourth quarter. The last kicker to go perfect in a season was Mike Vanderjagt, who went 37-of-37 for the Colts in 2003.

Ravens rookie K Justin Tucker has gone 31-of-35 on field goals this season.

Ravens signed Texas K Justin Tucker.

WR Phillip Livas was waived in a corresponding move. Tucker will provide competition for Billy Cundiff, who converted just 28-of-37 field goals last season before shanking a kick that could have sent the AFC Championship Game to overtime.