Marlon Humphrey is a hater, and he isn't afraid to admit it. The Baltimore Ravens cornerback took to social media Tuesday and urged the Buffalo Bills

The Baltimore Ravens were knocked out of the playoffs in Orchard Park on Sunday, but now they cornerback Marlon Humphrey is rooting for the Bills.

Who will the Baltimore Ravens star player be rooting for this weekend between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs?

On Tuesday, Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey took to social media to declare he was rooting for the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship, or whoever the NFC team is should the Chiefs make Super Bowl LIX.

Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey is among those who don't want to see the Kansas City Chiefs go on another Super Bowl run.Humphrey admitted to being a "hater" of the Chiefs in a Tuesday post on X,

The Ravens have 20 players on the roster that will enter free agency but we all know some contracts will be terminated during the following weeks. All-Pro cornerback, Marlon Humphrey didn't hold back after the Bills loss, foreshadowing that this unit will likely be disbanded.

The Buffalo Bills have received major support from a Baltimore Ravens star ahead of their matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Baltimore Ravens star cornerback Marlon Humphrey admitted publicly on Tuesday that he’s rooting against the Chiefs. Referring to himself as a “hater,” Humphrey said he is cheering for the Bills this weekend or whatever team comes out of the NFC in the Super Bowl if the Chiefs advance to the big game.

There's no arguing that the Kansas City Chiefs have been the bullies on the block in the AFC for well over a half-decade now. They're about to play in

Marlon Humphrey's Baltimore Ravens will not have their chance at revenge against the Chiefs, so he is begging somebody else to beat them.

The Baltimore Ravens lost to the Buffalo Bills 27-25 in the Divisional Round. Buffalo heads to Kansas City to face the Chiefs again in the playoffs. Patrick Mahomes and his crew have won two straight Super Bowls and four of the last five AFC titles.