Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker faces an uncertain future as the team weighs its options following a turbulent offseason. Tucker, a five-time All-Pro and widely regarded as one of the NFL’s most reliable kickers, is currently under NFL investigation after being accused of sexual misconduct by 16 massage therapists from Baltimore-area spas. Tucker has denied all allegations
Complicating matters, the Ravens selected Arizona kicker Tyler Loop in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft-the first time in franchise history they’ve drafted a kicker Tucker, 3, is coming off the worst season of his career, converting just 7.3% of his field goals in 2024
Head coach John Harbaugh and team officials have emphasized that any decision regarding Tucker will be “based on football,” citing both performance and salary cap implications. The team has not received updates from the NFL on the investigation and is not expected to act until it concludes If released after June 1, the Ravens could save $4. million in cap space
For now, Tucker and Loop are set to compete for the job in training camp, with the Ravens’ next move hinging on both the investigation’s outcome and on-field performance
