Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta called the multiple sexual misconduct allegations leveled against the team’s kicker Justin Tucker “serious” and “concerning” in a Tuesday news conference.

Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh confirmed Tuesday that the team is evaluating kickers amid the Justin Tucker allegations, but clarified that the position was always a "priority."

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta called the sexual misconduct allegations against Justin Tucker — and the volume of them — “serious” and “concerning.”

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said the number of sexual misconduct allegations made against kicker Justin Tucker is "serious and concerning" but indicated that the team will wait before determining his future in Baltimore.

Eric DeCosta said the Ravens will wait for more information following the allegations of improper sexual conduct against the kicker.

According to a team statement, the Ravens don’t have a defined, written zero-tolerance policy, in contrast to some previous remarks.

Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta considers the mounting allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior against kicker Justin Tucker “serious” and “concerning.” He still wants to see what the the NFL’s investigation reveals before making any decision about one of the Ravens' steadiest players.

GM Eric DeCosta and John Harbaugh discussed the futures of Stanley and Andrews, while acknowledging the kicker position will be prioritized.

The Ravens G.M. noted the team plans to let the league's investigation into Tucker play out and make a decision based on the results.

The Ravens and 31 other NFL teams are in Indianapolis for the scouting combine, and it offered the media their first opportunity to ask GM Eric DeCosta his thoughts on Justin Tucker. Tucker faces more allegations that could force the NFL and the organization to sideline the future Hall of Fame kicker.