Chiefs’ Andy Reid Awkwardly Grilled By Reporters Over Controversial Signing Of Justin Tucker

Andy Reid on the Kansas City Chiefs sideline

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Chiefs head coach Andy Reid faced the media after a controversial signing.

On Wednesday, the Chiefs announced they were signing kicker Justin Tucker.

Tucker had recently served a 10-game NFL suspension after being accused to 16 massage therapists of sexual misconduct.

Via CBS Sports

The Kansas City Chiefs are adding a new kicker to their roster following Harrison Butker’s struggles. The team is signing former eight-time All-Pro and Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad, CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz confirmed.

Tucker had been accused by six different women of engaging in sexually inappropriate misconduct at multiple Baltimore-area spas. The number eventually grew to 16 accusers across eight spas in Baltimore. Tucker was accused of exposing his erect genitals during sessions and touching the therapists inappropriately.

He was suspended for the first 10 games of the 2025 season for violating the league’s personal conduct policy, but went unsigned after.

After the signing, Reid was grilled by the media for wanting to associate with Tucker.

“He’s done his suspension, you know, took care of that business there. But I’ll leave it at that for you,” Reid said.

Reid doubled down when reporters continued to ask about the Tucker signing.

“We try to do our homework the best way we possibly can, and talk to a lot of people and make sure things are okay,” he said.

Tucker has strongly denied the accusations and has not faced criminal charges or civil lawsuits.

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Jorge Alonso is a BroBible Sports Editor who has been covering the NBA, NFL, and MLB professionally for over 10 years, specializing in digital media. He isa Miami native and lifelong Heat fan.
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