Roger Goodell and Justin Tucker (Photos via Getty Images)
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed several league topics at his annual State of the NFL press conference, including speaking on Justin Tucker.
The Baltimore Ravens kicker has had six massage therapists accuse him of engaging in inappropriate s3xual behavior while they were treating him at four separate spas and wellness centers between 2012 and 2016.
On Monday, Goodell said he was “surprised” by the allegations against Tucker but made it clear that the league will not interfere with any law enforcement, though Tucker currently faces no criminal charges.
“We will look into those issues,” Goodell said, per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. “They’re obviously serious issues, and we’re taking those seriously as well as he.”
Five of the six women stated Tucker asked them to massage his pelvic region or inner thighs while he had an erection.
Two of the women made claims that Justin Tucker touched them with his exposed penis, while three others stated he left what appeared to be ejaculate on the table.
Things got so bad with Tucker that multiple massage chains claimed to ban him immediately after his behavior.
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“I want something to be done,” one of the accusers said. “The only reason that nothing’s being done so far is because it’s Justin Tucker.”
Justin Tucker Speaks Out On S3xual Misconduct Allegations
Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is the latest NFL player to face significant controversy.
Last week, several local massage therapists came forward against Tucker, accusing him of inappropriate s3xual behavior during sessions.
In his response, Tucker denied the accusations and described them as “unequivocably false.”
The NFL player, who is married with a child, said he has never “received any complaints,” been “dismissed from a massage therapy or body work session” or told that he was “not welcome at any spa or other place of business.”
Sh0cking Update Released As Things Get Even Uglier For Justin Tucker Following Disturbing S3xual Misconduct Allegations
Justin Tucker (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
A few more massage therapists have come out with accusations against Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker following a report from The Baltimore Banner this week highlighting allegations from six women claiming they were violated by the player.
The publication is now citing claims from three more women who have since come forward.
According to their latest report, one of the new group of women said Tucker “stroked her inner thigh during a massage and left what she believed to be ejaculate on the table.”
Another woman shared a letter she wrote to her employers at the QG spa regarding Tucker’s inappropriate behavior in 2015. She said she was fearful of speaking out publicly because she didn’t want to go up against “the King of Baltimore” on her own.
“The reason I didn’t go forward with it before was because I was terrified,” she said. “What if I’m the only one who comes forward? I’m just some girl, and I’m going up against the king of Baltimore.”
The Banner’s Justin Fenton posted a photo of the letter to X. Check it out below:
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Other people told the outlet that the woman told them about her experience with the kicker back when it happened.
Justin Tucker Accusers Now Up To 10
Two massage parlors banned Justin Tucker from returning and confirmed as much to The Banner, yet the player and his lawyers have denied such ever happened.
It appears the 35-year-old could soon face a lawsuit as Baltimore-based law firm SBWD is now representing the woman who sent the letter, as well as five other therapists claiming to have had uncomfortable experiences involving Tucker.
One of the six clients hasn’t spoken to The Banner, which brings the total number of women accusing him to 10 so far.
Tucker is widely regarded as the best kicker in NFL history, but his struggles this season were notable, leading many to suggest that he knew the reports were going to come out at some point and it weighed on his mind.
