Justin Tucker is selling his $3.2M Owings Mills mansion after controversial Ravens exit—Is this the end?
Justin Tucker lists $3.2M mansion after Ravens cut ties and controversy erupts (Credit: AP Photos)
Justin Tucker isn't just packing up his football career, he might be packing up his life in Baltimore too. The longtime Ravens kicker has listed his jaw-dropping $3.2 million mansion, and it's coming just weeks after his unexpected release from the team.
While fans were still processing his shocking exit, rumors have swirled about the real reason he was cut and now, with his home up for grabs, it's clear something big is shifting in Tucker's world.
Justin Tucker's $3.2 million mansion hits the market after Ravens release
Tucker's 6,480-square-foot Owings Mills home just landed on the market, complete with five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and the sleek, modern design you'd expect from an NFL star. It's listed at $3.2 million and described as 'new construction vibes' in every corner.
The brick and stone colonial-style mansion, built in 2019, spans a massive 6,480 square feet and sits in the prestigious Worthington Green community. Inside, the home features five bedrooms and seven bathrooms (six full, one half), along with a seamless open floor plan, expansive natural light, a dedicated exercise room, and a three-car garage. It's been described as a 'pristine modern home' that feels freshly built.
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Step outside and you'll find an entertainer's dream: a private pool, grilling area, converted patio with an outdoor fireplace, and multiple cozy seating spots for hosting. Financially, the property comes with $1,874 in annual HOA fees and $18,152 in yearly real estate taxes.
The timing? Not exactly random. The home sale comes shortly after Tucker's May release from the Ravens, a move the team labeled 'football-related' but fans aren't buying that excuse entirely.
Behind the scenes, Justin Tucker has been facing serious allegations involving inappropriate behavior with multiple massage therapists, dating as far back as 2012. At least 16 women from eight Baltimore-area spas have come forward, prompting an NFL investigation.
While Tucker has denied all accusations, the Ravens parted ways with the all-time most accurate kicker in NFL history and fans are wondering if this sudden home sale is part of a larger plan to get out of town.
After 13 seasons, Tucker's exit still feels surreal for Ravens fans
Whether or not the allegations influenced the team's decision, Tucker's release marks the end of an era. From clutch kicks to his iconic 66-yard game-winner, the guy was a Baltimore legend. Now, with the house on the market and no team in sight, fans are mourning the loss while asking: what really went down?
From franchise hero to free agent, Justin Tucker's 2025 is looking wildly different than anyone expected. Between the $3.2M house sale, the ugly allegations, and an uncertain NFL future, the kicker known for cool under pressure is suddenly at the center of a storm.
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