Reports: Ravens assign tenders to Justin Tucker, Will Hill and others

The Ravens have done their part to ensure Justin Tucker stays in Baltimore this coming season.

According to The Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson, the Ravens assigned a second-round tender worth $2.356 million to the popular kicker. If a team wants to make a run at Tucker, the Ravens have the right to match the offer or receive a second-round pick in return.

It's unlikely a team will go after Tucker, a restricted free agent, and therefore he'll be staying put in Baltimore.

The Ravens also applied an original-round tender on safety Will Hill that's valued at $1.542 million. If the Ravens decide not to match a competing offer, if one emerges, they would not receive a draft pick in return.

The Ravens also gave exclusive-rights tenders to receiver Kamar Aiken ($585,000) and tight end Phillip Supernaw ($510,000), offensive lineman Ryan Jensen ($510,000), defensive end Steven Means ($510,000) and cornerback Tramain Jacobs ($510,000).