Particle.news

Download on the App Store

Ravens Cut Justin Tucker Following Misconduct Allegations and Pending NFL Investigation

The NFL’s most accurate kicker enters free agency as the league continues its inquiry, while Baltimore shifts focus to rookie Tyler Loop.

Image
Image
Image
Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, right, lines up a field goal attempt against the Eagles in the second quarter. The field goal was good. (Kenneth K. Lam/Staff)

Overview

  • The Baltimore Ravens released Justin Tucker on May 5, citing roster considerations but not addressing the 16 sexual misconduct allegations against him.
  • The NFL investigation into Tucker’s alleged inappropriate behavior with massage therapists is ongoing, with a potential suspension under the league’s personal conduct policy anticipated.
  • Tucker, 35, denies the allegations, faces no criminal or civil charges, and has hired legal representation to address the claims.
  • Rookie kicker Tyler Loop, drafted in the sixth round, is expected to lead Baltimore’s special teams, with the team potentially adding another kicker for competition.
  • Tucker’s future in the NFL remains uncertain as teams weigh his on-field excellence against unresolved disciplinary risks.