Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey delivered a helmet-to-helmet hit on Bills quarterback Josh Allen during the second quarter on Sunday.

The Ravens cornerback faces one of the heaviest fines of the postseason for a controversial hit on Bills QB Josh Allen.

Humphrey was cited for unnecessary roughness (use of helmet) during the Ravens’ 27-25 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Jan. 19 and fined $45,020. That’s $2 short of doubling Humphrey’s first fine for that ...

The Ravens suffered a crushing 27-25 loss to the Bills in the Divisional Round to end their 2024 campaign. Ravens star ...

Explore Marlon Humphrey's fine for a hit on Josh Allen, the NFL's stance on dangerous plays, and league-wide penalties.

This summer, while watching cornerback Marlon Humphrey press Ravens receivers with rejuvenated aggression and repeatedly intercepting passes from the NFL Most ... and got his “abs back.” ...

Baltimore Ravens star defensive back Marlon ... among NFL fans. But now, after being the recipient of a $45,020 fine for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, Humphrey ...

Is there Chiefs fatigue at this point? You bet there is. Even among NFL players. On Tuesday, Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey took to social media to declare he was rooting for the ...

And another bad headline for All-Pro cornerback, Marlon Humphrey. On Saturday, the NFL handed down a fine of $45,020 to Humphrey for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh ...

indicating a zero-tolerance approach to violating the rules governing player safety under the NFL. The fine levied on Humphrey is at par with several recent penalties involving the same violation.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are the new benchmark of the NFL. Three Super Bowls in ... That is what Marlon Humphrey wants teams remaining in the playoffs to do.

Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey delivered ... league's disciplinary process did. Humphrey was fined $45,020 for the hit, the league announced today. Officially, the NFL called it "Unnecessary ...