The National Football League (NFL) suspended the former Ravens of Baltimore Justin Tucker on Thursday for the first 10 weeks of the next season for violation of its personal driving regulations.
The suspension will take effect from August 26. Tucker will be eligible for a return to the GOODELL circuit from November 11.
The precision bootter can participate in tests and sign with an NFL team. If necessary, he will be able to take part in the training camp and the preparatory matches.
Aged 35, Tucker became an autonomous player at the beginning of May when the Ravens released him following accusations of inappropriate sexual behavior with massage therapists.
The one who is considered one of the best boots in the history of the NFL has disputed his entire career of 13 seasons in Baltimore.
Tucker dominated the NFL in 2021 with a success rate of 94.6 % in terms of investments, or 35 successes in 37 attempts.
Since January, the Baltimore Banner media has reported that more than a dozen massage therapists have accused Tucker of inappropriate sexual driving.
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