Well, it's another edition, not a PFT Live, but PFT PM.

You know how it goes in these parts.

The week after, the week after the Super Bowl, PFT Live is off.

In theory, it's a slow news week. In reality, there's never

a slow news week in the NFL. That's why we give you PFTPM primarily when PFT Live takes a break,

one week in February and four to six to seven or eight weeks, depending upon the Olympic schedule, in June and July.

So we'll be here all week. I might tap on the shoulder, Miles Simmons or Shereen Williams, to join me for

one of the next four days, whether or not they agree to join me is a different issue altogether.

Either way, the goal is five for five.

Will at least be one for one because this is Monday. It's President's Day, but there are some

things to discuss and let's get right to it. Just as the NFL was reaching a low watermark from a

news flow cycle over the weekend came word from the Baltimore banner, which had the

original report of multiple accusations of inappropriate behavior by Ravens Kicker Justin Tucker

during massage therapy sessions. Again, he has denied everything. He had a lengthy post on Twitter

late January when the first allegations initially arose, denying it all, and will honor and respect

his position. He's entitled to his position. But now, given the latest report from the Baltimore

banner, the number of total accusers is 16. I don't know where the line is between sufficiently few that it can be

brushed off by the player and his representatives as people lying, embellishing, fabricating,

trying to get paid, all of the things that we often hear when someone

is accused of misconduct in a setting where there are no witnesses.

At some point between 2 and 16, it's hard to believe, just as a matter of basic common sense.

Setting aside the allegations and the denial, just as a matter of basic common sense,

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