Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is currently under investigation following allegations of sexually inappropriate conduct by six massage therapists during appointments from 2012 to 2016. According to the Guardian, the women, who have sought legal representation, reported incidents that involved Tucker allegedly exposing himself, brushing against them, and leaving what they believed to be ejaculate on treatment tables.

The allegations were detailed in a report by the Baltimore Banner, prompting an official response from the NFL, which stated it would take the claims seriously and commence an investigation. NFL spokesperson Brian McCarthy confirmed that the league was only made aware of these allegations recently.

Tucker firmly denies the accusations, asserting through a social media statement that the claims are "unequivocally false" and describing the article's portrayal of his actions as an exaggeration of benign interactions. His attorneys maintain that Tucker has never faced complaints from massage therapists, nor has he been banned from any establishments, as reported by USA Today.

This situation mirrors allegations faced by NFL quarterback Deshaun Watson, who was suspended after facing similar accusations. The incidents involving Tucker have raised concerns about the culture within the NFL and highlight issues surrounding professional boundaries in athlete-therapist relationships, as pointed out by AP News.

As the investigation proceeds, Tucker's impressive career accomplishments remain notable; he holds the record for both the longest successful field goal and the highest career field goal percentage in NFL history. Nonetheless, the fallout from these allegations could have significant implications for his future in the league.