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.