Three additional massage therapists have come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, raising the total number of accusers to nine women who claim he behaved inappropriately during their sessions.

The Baltimore Banner highlighted these new claims on Saturday. One woman shared her experience with Tucker, revealing details of the incident.

The woman, who is referred to only as M., stated that during a massage in 2015 at QG, a spa located in downtown Baltimore, Tucker allegedly touched her inner thigh and exposed himself, leaving what she described as semen on the table.

“I recognize that Justin Tucker is a significant client for The QG, but after experiencing his past behavior, I no longer feel safe or at ease working with him,” she noted in an internal report.

Tucker, who is 35 years old, has dismissed the accusations as “completely false,” claiming the women have taken “innocuous or ambiguous interactions and exaggerated them to such an extent that they are unrecognizable.” He also described the initial report by the Baltimore Banner as “sensationalized tabloid material.”

“I cannot be more explicit,” Tucker stated in a press release. “These claims are false and extremely damaging, not just to me, but importantly, to my family.”

The Baltimore Banner reported that they had spoken with six massage therapists regarding Tucker and noted that two spas have prohibited him from using their services.

Tucker has denied any wrongdoing and disputes the claims of being banned from any establishments.

The NFL and the Ravens both released statements addressing the situation involving Tucker.

“The first time we learned of the allegations was from a reporter investigating this matter, as they were not previously reported to the NFL,” said NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy. “We take all allegations seriously and will investigate.”

The Ravens commented, “We take these types of allegations seriously and will continue to monitor the situation.”

Tucker, recognized as the most precise kicker in NFL history, signed a four-year, $24 million contract extension with the Ravens in 2022 and is set to make a base salary of $4.2 million next season.