US EditionNFL suspends Justin Tucker for first 10 weeks of the season for violating personal conduct policy
- The NFL has imposed a 10-week suspension on Justin Tucker, the free agent kicker formerly with Baltimore, beginning August 26, due to breaches of the league’s personal conduct rules.
- The suspension resulted from an NFL inquiry into claims made by 16 massage therapists at eight different Baltimore-area spas, alleging inappropriate sexual conduct occurring between 2012 and 2016.
- After Baltimore cut him in May amid the allegations, Tucker denied any misconduct, describing the accusations as "unequivocally false" and dismissing them as "desperate tabloid fodder."
- Tucker's agent Rob Roche expressed disappointment with the NFL's decision while stating Tucker stands by his previous statements and has always strived to conduct himself honorably.
- Tucker, now a free agent, will begin his suspension on August 26 and is eligible to return to the league on November 11. During this time, he remains free to try out for teams and, if signed, could participate in training camp and preseason games.
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Justin Tucker, Agent React to Ex-Ravens Kicker's Suspension
The NFL finally revealed when former Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker will be able to play in the 2025 season, amid allegations of sexual misconduct brought against the five-time All-Pro by multiple massage therapists.A statement released by the league on Thursday, July 26, revealed Tucker will be suspended for 10 weeks. Per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the suspension will begin on “roster cutdown day, August 26, and he will be eligible for …
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