Archive · 2 Nov 2025
NFL Fines Ravens $46,371 for Humphrey's Facemask Penalty, $100K for Jackson's Practice Status
The NFL has given the Baltimore Ravens two penalties.
One penalty is a fine of over $46,000 for a player named Marlon Humphrey.
He hit an opponent in the face mask with his helmet during a game.
The other penalty is a $100,000 fine for the whole team.
This is because they didn't manage how they told people about quarterback Lamar Jackson practicing.
The NFL thinks they were just a bit careless, not trying to cheat.
Even with the penalty during the game, the Ravens still won against the Bears.
Marlon Humphrey of the Baltimore Ravens was fined $46,371 for a facemask penalty involving his helmet.
The incident occurred during the Ravens' Week 8 game against the Chicago Bears.
The Ravens were also fined $100,000 by the NFL for improperly managing Lamar Jackson's practice status.
The league reportedly views the Ravens' infraction regarding Jackson's status as carelessness, not an attempt to gain an advantage.
Humphrey's fine is a financial penalty without a game suspension.
- Who
- Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey and the team
- What
- Fined $46,371 for a facemask penalty and $100,000 for improperly managing Lamar Jackson's practice status.
- When
- Week 8 matchup against the Chicago Bears and before the game.
- Where
- Baltimore
- Why
- Humphrey was fined for a facemask penalty with his helmet on a Bears receiver. The team was fined for how they managed Lamar Jackson's practice status, which the league believed was due to carelessness.
- Player Fined
- Marlon Humphrey
- Amount of Humphrey's Fine
- $46,371
- Reason for Humphrey's Fine
- Facemask penalty with helmet on WR Olamide Zaccheaus
- Ravens' Additional Fine
- $100,000
- Reason for Ravens' Fine
- Improperly managing Lamar Jackson's practice status
- Game Context
- Week 8 vs. Chicago Bears
- Game Outcome
- Ravens won 30-16