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Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, who was accused by 16 women of inappropriate sexual behavior during massage therapy, has been signed by the Kansas City Chiefs after 17 months out of the NFL, according to NFL Network.

The allegations against Tucker were published in January 2025 after an investigation by The Banner, which found numerous allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior at spas and wellness centers. Two of the businesses said they banned him.

Following the report, the NFL launched an investigation and in June 2025 suspended him for 10 weeks without pay for violations of the league’s personal conduct policy. The Ravens had released Tucker the month before.

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Tucker has repeatedly denied wrongdoing, calling the allegations “unequivocally false.” He said The Banner was guilty of “journalistic failures” in pursuit of “desperate tabloid fodder.” He again denied the allegations in a statement to the website OutKick, but also apologized to bodyworkers who did not feel “respected and valued” during their interactions.

Tucker is a seven-time Pro Bowler and five-time All-Pro kicker. However, the 2024 season before the report came out, he had a career-low field goal percentage of 73.3%.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ kicker Harrison Butker, who made what many considered to be anti-gay and sexist comments during a commencement speech in May 2025 (the same month Tucker was released), has hit a career-low 68.8% of his field goals this year. He’s 11-for-16 and has missed four from 50 yards or more as well as one from 45 yards out. He’s also missed an extra point.

The Chiefs have not released Butker and signed Tucker to their practice squad.

Tucker famously had an on-field incident with Chiefs star Jason Kelce prior to the AFC Championship game in Baltimore in January 2024. Tucker was warming up near Kansas City’s star quarterback Patrick Mahomes and Kelce tossed his helmet out of the way.

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