When the Cincinnati Bengals came from behind to beat the Baltimore Ravens in Week 7, many blamed cornerback Marlon Humphrey for multiple missed tackles that would have stopped the Bengals offense. Humphrey did acknowledge his mistakes on his "The Marlon Humphrey Show" podcast, but he is also getting slammed for his off-field antics.
From his comments on the Atlanta Falcons' Tua Tagovailoa to his comments regarding the Bengals' Ja'Marr Chase, the cornerback has been raising a lot of eyebrows, and 105.7 The Fan's Rob Long and Jeremy Conn called him out on it during their radio show.
"Man, come on dude, you've been looking for all this attention nonstop," Long said.
"And he's been hunting for attention for a long time, and now it ain't coming the way he scripted it," added Conn.
"Why is He Always Looking For Attention?" the post asked.
The Ravens ended the first half against the Bengals with a 13-0 lead. However, Cincinnati bounced back in the second half with a huge 35-13 win. Humphrey was widely criticized, as his numbers have been dismal this season, with just 34 targets, 23 receptions allowed and 313 yards allowed.
The Baltimore Ravens defense has been dismal over the last few weeks, and this was highlighted when the team allowed 35 unanswered points from the Cincinnati Bengals in the second half. Now, they must face one of the best offenses in the league in Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.
The Bills offense averages 32.8 points per game and is led by MVP frontrunner Josh Allen, who has had 1,504 yards, nine passing touchdowns and eight rushing touchdowns so far. Marlon Humphrey, Nate Wiggins and Kyle Hamilton will be tasked to contain two very good wide receivers in Khalil Shakir and Keon Coleman and must now step up to contain the highest-scoring team in the league right now.
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