Justin Tucker: Seven other mass therapists accuse Baltimore Ravens Kicker of sexually inappropriate behavior | NFL News

Seven more massage therapists accused Baltimore Ravens Kicker Justin Tucker of sexually inappropriate behavior, Baltimore banner reported on Sunday.

The website says a total of 16 massage therapists from eight spas in Baltimor have now shared accounts with Baner. Everyone said that Tucker’s actions occurred between 2012 and 2016.

AND Baner He first reported on allegations against Tucker at the end of last month, saying that he had talked to six mass therapists who recounted first -hand experiences with him. The number of defendants has since doubled.

After the initial allegations, Tucker had never received any complaints from a massage therapist or was told that he was not welcomed in the spa or other place of business.

NFL said he would consider it.

In response to new allegations, Tucker’s representatives said Baner To refer to a long post on social networks, January 30, in which he denied all the allegations. In that post, Tucker called “unambiguously false” allegations.

He said in the paper that he had talked to six mass therapists who recounted first -hand experiences with Tucker from 2012 to 2016. Several therapists said they had ended Tucker’s sessions early or refused to work on it again, and managers from two spas said they had banned him from returning.

In a statement published in January, NFL spokesman, Brian McCarthy, said: “We first became aware of the accusations of journalists who explored this story because they had not been shared with the NFL before.

“We seriously take any claim and we will consider the matter.”

Tucker, 35, just finished the 13th season at NFL, all with Ravens.

In 2022, Tucker agreed to a four -year extension of the contract through the 2027 season. That job included $ 17.5 million guaranteed.