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

Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta has called the allegations and the number of allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior against kicker Justin Tucker "serious" and "concerning" and says the team will let the NFL's investigation play out before determining how to handle the situation.

Coach John Harbaugh and General Manager Eric DeCosta say the Ravens will allow the NFL’s investigation to proceed before making any decisions.

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.

Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said he is concerned about long list of sexual misconduct allegations made against Justin Tucker, but will wait for more information before considering action.

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

Baltimore will have 21 free agents and several looming contract scenarios that will significantly impact shaping this roster, with limited salary cap space. During his Tuesday NFL combine media session, GM Eric DeCosta said he was optimistic about getting a deal done. “I’m optimistic that we’ll be able to get a deal done.”

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.

Ten more women have accused Justin Tucker of sexual misconduct since the longtime Baltimore Ravens kicker denied initial allegations by six different massage therapists. Now Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta has addressed the situation,