News about Marlon Humphrey

Angel Reese shrugged off the latest controversy rocking the WNBA as she showed up in support of her fellow Chicago athletes Sunday. Despite being a Baltimore native and Ravens fan, Reese backed the Windy City after her debut season in Chicago by attending the Bears' game against the Carolina Panthers. The Sky player cheered on the Bears as she made a sideline appearance at Soldier Field as Caleb Williams looked to lead the Bears to a winning record in Week 5 of the NFL season. 

Angel Reese continued to enjoy her free time away from the WNBA as she made an appearance at M&T Bank Stadium Sunday.  Reese and the Chicago Sky failed to make the WNBA postseason, finishing 13-27 and one spot shy of the playoffs, but the rookie still couldn't stay away from the sporting spotlight.  The Baltimore native cheered on her hometown Ravens as Lamar Jackson and co. took on the Buffalo Bills on Sunday Night Football.

Marlon Humphrey was heckled by Ravens fans on Sunday after Baltimore's dramatic loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. Baltimore fans were not pleased with their home opener after the team blew a 10-point lead in the final ten minutes of the contest. The defeat moved last year's AFC title contenders to 0-2 after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 1. After the game, fans expressed their displeasure for their team outside M&T Bank stadium - with Humphrey being one of the targeted players.

Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey took a veiled shot at Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes while giving him a backhanded compliment on his play. Humphrey and the Ravens fell 27-20 to the Chiefs in the opening game of the NFL season last Thursday. On the latest episode of his 'Punch Line' podcast, the cornerback talked about how difficult it is to beat Kansas City and what Mahomes brings to the game.

Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey is sticking to his guns after he criticized Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles for bowing to Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade at the Paris Olympics. Andrade, who won the gold medal in the floor exercise final, was celebrated on the podium by her American counterparts - who both bowed to her as the champion of the mat. Humphrey was none too pleased by this and tweeted out in the moment, 'This is literally disgusting.'

Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey has hit out at Travis Kelce on his Punch Line podcast - and claims Taylor Swift's influence is why he struck a $100million deal with Amazon for New Heights. Humphrey and the Ravens will face Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday night at Arrowhead Stadium in a massive showdown to start the new NFL season. And Humphrey is relishing the chance to inflict a loss on the Super Bowl winners due to Kelce's dominance in the podcast space, due to the growing success of New Heights.

Michelle Obama has leapt to Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles' defense after NFL star Marlon Humphrey branded the American gymnasts 'disgusting' for bowing down to Brazil's Rebeca Andrade at the Olympics. After Biles and Chiles made the gesture on the podium after taking the silver and bronze medals, Humphrey quoted a photo of the moment on X and wrote: 'This is literally disgusting'. But Michelle has had her say on the viral picture and said: 'I'm still not over this beautiful moment of sisterhood and sportsmanship! You can just feel the love shining through these ladies. Congrats Rebeca, Jordan and Simone!'

NFL player Marlon Humphrey tore into the legendary US gymnast and her teammate Jordan Chiles for their decision to celebrate Andrade on the podium in Paris.

Simone Biles has hit back against criticism for her decision to bow down to Brazil's Rebeca Andrade after their floor final at the Olympics on Monday.  NFL player Marlon Humphrey tore into the legendary US gymnast and her teammate Jordan Chiles for their decision to celebrate Andrade on the podium in Paris.   On Monday, minutes after the results were in, Humphrey, 28, took to X to share his feelings on the two Team USA gymnasts hailing Andrade after she won her first gold medal of the summer. 

Odell Beckham Jr's disdain for the New York Giants has remained the same even after he screamed out at his former club for transferring him to Cleveland 'to die' in 2019. The 31-year-old Ravens receiver doubled down on his belief that New York had ill-intentions when he was traded to the Browns, according to an episode of teammate Marlon Humphrey's'Punch Line Podcast.' 'I have a semi-part of me that makes it seem as if the Giants sent me off,' Beckham said. I could've gone to the 49ers, I could've gone to the Patriots, I should have gone to them, but not everyone's dream was to be great.'

Odell Beckham Jr., a Baltimore teammate, got into a physical altercation with Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons after Sunday's game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, according to his Baltimore teammate Marlon Humphrey, who revealed it on a podcast on Wednesday. I turn around, [Beckham Jr. and Simmons] are clearly like fighting.' Odell is clearly grabbing his facemask,' Marlon said on the Punch Line Podcast. Security brought the combat to a halt. And although video evidence of the skirmish has yet to be revealed, a number of photos of the incident have surfaced online, showing the 5-foot-11, 200-pound Beckham tumbling into a skirmish with the 6-foot-4, 305-pound Simmons.

When he was ruled out in the third quarter, 'OBJ' had been shot four times with three catches for 29 yards.' Due to an ACL tear that occurred in Super Bowl LVI, he missed all of last season. With running back J.K. Dobbins (Achilles), emergency tackle Ronnie Stanley (knee), center Tyler Linderbaum (ankle), and cornerback Marlon Humphrey (foot) all inactive, the Ravens had already started Week 2 without five starters, with running back Marcus Williams (pectoral), center Tyler Brennerbaum (ankle), and cornerback Marlon Humphrey (foot).

The Marlon Humphrey's cornerback will need foot surgery, possibly exacerbating the team's greatest remaining weakness from the 2022 season. The Ravens' defensive back has been dealing with a 'lingering' foot injury,' according to Ravens coach John Harbaugh, who revealed the horrific news on Wednesday. The good news for Baltimore, according to Harbaugh, is that the injury is not going to be a long-term commitment.' Humphrey's injury was related to that of Rock Ya-Sin, Baltimore's other starting cornerback, who has been hospitalized with a knee injury since earlier this month. In addition, Trayvon Mullen sustained a season-ending toe injury, Damarion Williams is likely to miss until October following ankle surgery, and Jalyn Armour-Davis and Arthur Maulet have both dealt with injury issues during training camp.

Dan Orlovsky, an ESPN NFL analyst, is widely chastised for his deep dive into the X's and O's, but this week, he was chastised for a peculiar personal habit. Orlovsky, a Baltimore cornerback, revealed on Twitter that he used a shower towel about 30 times before swapping it for a cleaner one. 'Does anyone really like towels tho?' Humphrey went out in a wider conversation with the former Detroit Lions quarterback on Tuesday.