Justin Tucker’s Alleged Sexual Misconduct Is Deemed “Concerning” by the Ravens GM

The growing accusations of inappropriate sexual behavior against kicker Justin Tucker are “serious” and “concerning,” according to Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta.

Before deciding on one of the Ravens’ most reliable players, he still wants to see what the NFL’s investigation finds. At the NFL’s yearly scouting combine in Indianapolis on Tuesday, DeCosta stated:

“The allegations are serious, concerning. The amount of allegations are serious, concerning,” “I think we’re fortunate the league is doing an investigation. We’ll wait as patiently as we can for as much information as we can, and we’ll make a decision based on that.”

According to the Baltimore Banner, Tucker has been accused of inappropriate behavior by 16 massage therapists from eight spas and wellness centers in the Baltimore area.

Allegations against Justin Tucker

At least three of the women have apparently already been interviewed by league officials. He has also met with the league’s investigators, according to DeCosta. In a social media post, Tucker referred to the accusations as “unquestionably false.”

DeCosta claimed that he met with Tucker after learning of the charges just before a Baltimore media source was set to release its story. However, he refused to elaborate on that discussion.

Although the Ravens have already talked about their zero-tolerance policy, DeCosta refused to elaborate on how it would apply in this particular case, stating that the team instead evaluates each case on its own.

During his 13-year career, all with Baltimore, Tucker has established himself as one of the league’s most dependable kickers. His career field-goal percentage of 89.1% is the highest in league history, and his 1,775 points rank 16th all-time. In addition, Tucker has 417 career field goals, which puts him in 12th place. In 2021, he beat Detroit with an NFL-record 66-yard field goal.

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