The allegations against Justin Tucker continue to grow.
Seven new massage therapists accused Tucker of sexually inappropriate behavior; According to the Baltimore bannerthe total number is 16.
Three more women came earlier this month, after the outlet released the first story last month covering six massage therapists who claimed Raven's kickers engaged in sexual misconduct during massage, and seven more women came earlier this month People have recently shared their experiences.
The allegations include Tucker exposing his penis, brushing against a massage therapist and ejaculating on the massage table.
Tucker, 35, is said to have asked several of the women to massage his pelvic area and inner thighs while he was getting an erection. And the two spas said his actions urged him to ban him from returning home.
The new allegations were largely in line with the previous ones, but included two new details. Tucker is said to have made intense eye contact during the exposure.
All 16 women who advanced to the outlet say that action took place during 2012 – his rookie season with the Ravens – and 2016.
Tucker previously denied the original allegations regarding X and pointed to a statement regarding the new charges.
“The allegations in the Baltimore Banner article about me are clearly incorrect.” Posted by Tucker January 30th. “Through my career as a professional athlete, I have always sought to guide myself with the greatest professionalism. I have never been accused of any kind of misconduct before and have a massage therapist. Have not been accused of inappropriate behavior before, during massage therapy sessions, or during other bodywork. Have not received any complaints from massage therapists and been rejected from massage therapy or bodywork sessions. No, and never been told it is not welcome in the spa or other business.
“When I accuse myself of being cheating, this article takes innocuous or ambiguous interactions and distorts them. This is a desperate tabloid feed.”
The NFL said it had previously investigated.
“We first noticed allegations from reporters investigating this story because it had not been previously shared with the NFL,” the league said in a statement. “We take doubts seriously and investigate the matter.”
Tucker played 13 seasons in the NFL – all along with the Ravens – is primarily considered one of the best kickers ever.
He made 89.1% of his field goal attempts in his career, making him the most accurate kicker in NFL history.
