Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is reportedly under investigation by the NFL after being accused by multiple women of inappropriate conduct during massage therapy sessions.

Tucker denied the accusations in a post on X on Jan. 30 and called the allegations against him “unequivocally false.” He said he never received complaints from a massage therapist, was never dismissed from a massage session and was never told he was not welcome at any spa. He also called The Banner’s reporting “desperate tabloid fodder.”

The NFL is doing what it needs to do, reportedly interviewing three women who accuse Ravens kicker Justin Tucker of inappropriate conduct during massage-therapy sessions and planning to interview more.

The NFL is investigating Ravens kicker Justin Tucker after he was accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by more than 15 massage therapists, The Banner reported Friday.​

Seven more massage therapists have accused Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker of inappropriate sexual behavior, bringing the total number of accusers to 16, according to The Baltimore Banner.

The NFL has opened an investigation into Baltimore Ravens veteran kicker Justin Tucker after 16 female massage therapists accused him of sexual misconduct.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh will certainly be asked about Mr. Tucker during his mandatory press conference at the Combine, which starts February 27. More than 300 prospects from all positions are invited to showcase their physical and mental skills to the league’s coaches and general managers.

More massage therapists have come forward to accuse Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker of inappropriate sexual behavior.

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