The NFL is investigating allegations from over a dozen massage therapists in Baltimore who claim Ravens kicker Justin Tucker engaged in sexual misconduct during their sessions. According to CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones, the league has already interviewed several accusers, who were made available by their attorney, as part of the standard investigative process. The case has grown in recent weeks, with the total number of accusers reaching 16 after seven more women came forward last week, alleging inappropriate behavior by Tucker between 2012 and 2016.
This letter, reportedly written by a massage therapist at The QG spa in 2015, details allegations against Justin Tucker, accusing him of repeatedly exposing himself during sessions, ignoring redirection, and making inappropriate physical contact. The therapist describes feeling unsafe and uncomfortable, particularly after discovering a bodily fluid stain on the sheets following a session. She also notes that Tucker had a reputation for similar behavior among other therapists and ultimately states she no longer feels comfortable working with him.
The woman who filed the internal report told The Baltimore Banner that she was afraid to speak out publicly at the time.
The woman told Pro Football Talk that she was too scared to come forward initially, fearing she would be alone in accusing someone as high-profile as Tucker. Her account aligns with those of the first six accusers, who alleged that Tucker repeatedly exposed himself during sessions and, in some cases, left ejaculate on the massage tables. Both the Ravens and the NFL stated they are taking the allegations seriously, while Tucker denied them on social media, calling them “unequivocally false” and “desperate tabloid fodder.”
Tucker firmly denied the allegations, stating, “I cannot be any clearer. These allegations are false and incredibly hurtful to both me and, more importantly, my family.”
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