​Feb 9, 2025; New Orleans, LA, USA; A detail view of Kansas City Chiefs helmets before Super Bowl LIX between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs at Caesars Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn ImagesThe Kansas City Chiefs made a controversial move this week, signing former Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad as Harrison Butker struggles. And not everyone in Chiefs Kingdom is happy about it.A writer for one of the most prominent Chiefs blogs blasted the team for signing Tucker, who was accused of sexual misconduct by 16 massage therapists. He called the decision a “disgrace” and argued that the Chiefs either didn’t believe Tucker’s accusers or didn’t care.Chiefs Sign TuckerSo far this season, Butker has six kicks, including an extra point, and he’s just 2-of-6 from 50 yards or longer. Given those struggles, the team has opted to sign Tucker to the practice squad, but that move has drawn a lot of criticism.Tucker, widely considered one of the greatest kickers in NFL history, hasn’t played since the 2024 season. He was accused of sexual misconduct by 16 massage therapists, according to The Baltimore Banner, with the alleged incidents taking place between 2012 and 2016.Tucker has denied the allegations. The Ravens released him in May 2025, and the NFL later suspended him for 10 games for violating the league’s personal conduct policy.When asked what message the signing sends to female fans, Andy Reid pointed to the suspension.“He’s done his suspension. Took care of that business there. I’ll leave it at that,” Reid said, via Mac Morey of 96.5 The Fan. Reid also said the team did its “homework” before the signing.Reid’s answers sparked plenty of outrage, and even Fox Sports’ Nick Wright, one of the most vocal Chiefs fans in sports media, said he hopes Tucker never plays a snap for Kansas City. Patrick Mahomes, meanwhile, kept things vague when asked about his new teammate.‘Should Be Called Exactly What It Is’Bransen Gibson of Kansas City Chiefs blog Arrowhead Addict didn’t hold back in his reaction.“Yesterday, the Chiefs made an embarrassing decision, one that tarnishes the team’s reputation, destroys any claims of organizational values, and highlights the ongoing struggles women face to simply be believed in today’s world,” Gibson wrote.“Kansas City’s decision to sign Tucker should be called exactly what it is: a disgrace,” he added.Gibson argued that the Chiefs had to either dismiss the accusers or ignore them.“Sixteen of those women came forward to call out the alleged inappropriate behavior they had to endure, and the Chiefs either chose not to believe them or decided they didn’t care. Either answer is abhorrent, and it needs to be called out,” Gibson wrote.He also slammed Reid’s response as “pathetic,” noting that the “business” Reid referred to was alleged sexual misconduct toward more than a dozen women.“A woman’s personal s