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Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has been suspended for the first 10 weeks of the 2025 season for violations of the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy, the league announced June 26. Bo Smolka looks back at how the last few months played out.
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Tyler Loop, a sixth-round draft pick from Arizona, and John Hoyland, an undrafted rookie from Wyoming, are involved in something the Ravens haven’t dealt with in more than a decade: an open competition for the kicking job.
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The Ravens released All-Pro kicker Justin Tucker May 5, ending a record-setting tenure with the team that became undone in the past five months amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
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The Ravens exercised the fifth-year option for safety Kyle Hamilton but declined to do so for center Tyler Linderbaum, though general manager Eric DeCosta said the team hopes to keep both in the organization long-term. Bo Smolka breaks it all down.
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Glenn Clark addresses the Ravens’ “zero-tolerance policy” that actually never existed, and he says what really counts is how they respond to each situation, starting with Justin Tucker.
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Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said the team will wait for the NFL investigation to play out before making any decisions on kicker Justin Tucker, while also acknowledging the allegations against Tucker are “serious and concerning.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles talks with The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec about the offseason decisions facing the Ravens, including Ronnie Stanley and Marlon Humphrey’s future with the team, Justin Tucker and more.
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Glenn Clark shares his thoughts on the Justin Tucker allegations, how he’s working through his own reactions and what the conversation could look like in the months ahead.
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Bo Smolka breaks down the Baltimore Banner’s report of allegations against Justin Tucker, Tucker’s response and what it means for the Ravens moving forward.
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The situation with the Ravens and Justin Tucker is difficult for all parties involved, writes Glenn Clark, but it can’t be ignored either.
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