Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has a lot to explain, not only to his team and the league but also when he gets home.

Several massage therapists have accused the kicker of inappropriate sexual conduct during appointments from 2012 to 2016.

Tucker said in a statement Thursday the allegations are “unequivocally false.”

Justin Tucker’s biggest issue right now is not the status of his job but possibly his marriage.

Tucker married Amanda Bass Tucker in 2015, three years after he signed with the team. That is a big issue since many of the allegations are from that time.

The couple first met in 2010 while attending the University of Texas, got engaged in 2013, and held a wedding in Texas. Several Ravens players and coaches attended.

They also have a child together.

Many fans brought this up on social media.

“Justin Tucker is married with a kid. If the claims are true, that’s messed up,” one fan said.

“Yeah I’m sure the team that went to bat for double homicide and wife beating is gonna come down real hard on Justin Tucker,” another fan added.

“Justin Tucker got a wife and kids, don’t he,” another fan stated.

“I feel bad for Justin Tucker’s wife,” a fourth fan added.

I feel bad for Justin Tucker’s wife

— Etienne (@AcEz_ET) January 30, 2025

One final fan stated: “Tucker has been married since 2015. Wonder if these allegations turn out to be true. This could ruin a marriage and a career. 2012-16′ why come out now?”

Tucker is married to Amanda Bass. They met while studying at the University of Texas.

On Thursday, a report surfaced alleging that Tucker exposed his genitals, brushed two workers with his exposed penis, and left what was believed to be ejaculate on massage tables.

As for his possibly heartbroken wife, Bass was born in 1989 and has an older sister.

Bass completed her education at the University of Texas.

She has an Instagram account, but it is private for obvious reasons.

Also read: Baltimore Ravens & The NFL Release Statement On Justin Tucker After Shocking New Reports Detail His “Inappropriate Behavior” With Massage Therapists