An NFL spokesman says the league will look into allegations that Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker behaved inappropriately toward massage therapists at four spas and wellness centers in the β¦.
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The paper said it spoke to six massage therapists who recounted firsthand experiences with Tucker from to Several therapists said they ended Tucker's sessions early or refused to work on him again, and managers from two spas said they banned him from returning.
Tucker is accused of exposing his genitals, brushing two therapists with his exposed penis and leaving what they believed to be semen on the massage table after three treatments, according to the Banner. Tucker, 35, just finished his 13th season in the NFL, all with the Ravens. He's achieved stardom both league-wide and among Baltimore fans in a way that's rare for a kicker, and his yard field goal in remains the longest successful kick in league history.
