By Josh Tolentino, Baltimore Sun (TNS)

For the first time in his career, Justin Tucker is a free agent in search of work. His 10-week suspension is over, and Tucker can now rejoin a locker room and try to reclaim the rhythm and routine that shaped his storied career.

Second chances exist in life and sports.

Teams desperate for stability at kicker will at least consider signing the greatest kicker in league history. Soon enough, Tucker may emerge in a new uniform, but his nearing return to football still feels incomplete.

Tucker, who turns 36 on Nov. 26, served his suspension under the NFL’s personal conduct policy after more than a dozen female massage therapists accused him of inappropriate sexual behavior. When the allegations were first revealed and the league later issued its d

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