Andy Reid addresses concerns over Justin Tucker signing with Chiefs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 6:32 PM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid held a press conference on October 28, 2026, responding to concerns about signing kicker Justin Tucker, who was released by Baltimore amid allegations of sexual misconduct. Reid stated that Tucker had completed his suspension after serving a 10-game penalty last season and emphasized that the Chiefs conducted thorough evaluations before making the decision. In the press conference, Reid reiterated his confidence in Tucker, despite his prior controversies and a lack of a contract last year. Tucker is not expected to take immediate playing duties, with incumbent kicker Harrison Butker remaining the starter for their upcoming game against the Denver Broncos on November 1.
- •Andy Reid addressed media about Justin Tucker's signing.
- •Tucker served a 10-game suspension last year.
- •Reid stated they conducted thorough evaluations before signing Tucker.
- •Harrison Butker is expected to remain starting kicker against Denver.
- •Next game is against the Broncos on November 1.
- 6:32 PMYahoo Sports — Andy Reid dismisses concerns about female fans after Justin Tucker signing
"Chiefs coach Andy Reid said kicker Justin Tucker "took care of that business" in reference to his NFL suspension following accusations of sexual misconduct.
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