Ravens' Marlon Humphrey Urges Bills or NFC Team to Prevent Chiefs Super Bowl 3-Peat

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 or whatever team represents the NFC in the Super Bowl to stand in the way of Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs from winning a third straight championship.

"We can't let them keep getting away with this," he said.

There are likely plenty of NFL fans who agree with Humphrey.

After all, the same team consistently winning all the time can grow tiresome for supporters of other franchises. Throw in the discourse about officiating in Chiefs games and the omnipresence of megastars like Mahomes and Travis Kelce, and it's a safe bet there aren't a lot of neutral fans pulling for history.

And it would be history, as the Chiefs are two wins away from becoming the first NFL team to win three straight Lombardi Trophies.

Yet part of the frustration from Humphrey and others may stem from the reality they have looked anything but dominant during their run to the AFC Championship Game this season. They finished the regular season a middling 15th in points per game and 17th in yards per game, and Mahomes didn't even make the Pro Bowl roster.

It was more of the same in the AFC Divisional Round when the Houston Texans finished with 336 total yards to Kansas City's 212 yet still lost 23-14.

There is something to be said about making the most important plays in the most important moments, and the Chiefs have done just that during their pursuit of a third straight crown. Kelce also looked rejuvenated with seven catches for 117 yards and a touchdown as a matchup nightmare for Houston.

Next up is a showdown with Josh Allen and a Bills team that was eliminated by Mahomes and Co. in the AFC Championship Game during the 2020 season and Divisional Round in the 2021 and 2023 seasons.

Humphrey is hoping for a different result this time around, even if Buffalo eliminated his Ravens.