What happened: Speaking ahead of Sunday's game, Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey told reporters including Jeff Zrebiec that he would prefer not having to line up across from wideout Ja'Marr Chase so frequently. The veteran defensive back, who returned to practice on Oct. 9 after missing time with a calf injury, draws the coverage assignment again this weekend.

Why it matters: Baltimore's secondary has struggled to contain Chase in recent meetings, allowing an average of 168.7 receiving yards per contest across his last three appearances against the club. As Baltimore's 2017 first-round draft pick (16th overall out of Alabama), Humphrey's perimeter coverage remains central to coordinator Jesse Minter's defensive game plan.

What to watch: Baltimore takes the field Sunday as the 2026 NFL regular season continues, testing whether Humphrey and the Ravens' defensive backfield can limit Chase on the outside.