Ravens GM backs Humphrey for bounce-back season
Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta acknowledged that cornerback Marlon Humphrey underperformed in the previous season. DeCosta expressed confidence that Humphrey will deliver a much stronger performance in the upcoming year.
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The report originates from Pro Football Talk, a prominent NFL news outlet, and centers on Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta's recent assessment of cornerback Marlon Humphrey. DeCosta openly acknowledged that Humphrey's previous season did not meet the team's standards, yet he voiced strong confidence in the player's ability to rebound in the coming year. This public vote of support
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