The Baltimore Ravens might have known exactly how their overtime showdown with the Atlanta Falcons would end. At least, Kyle Hamilton did.

Baltimore's cornerback Marlon Humphrey revealed on The Marlon Humphrey Show that Hamilton was practically celebrating when Tua Tagovailoa entered Sunday's game in relief of injured Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. The Ravens safety apparently saw the quarterback change as an opportunity to end the game, and his prediction could not have been more accurate.

“Kyle was like, ‘TUA IN THE GAME.’ He was like, ‘He gonna throw me one.’ It was the most excited I’ve probably seen Kyle,” Humphrey said.

#Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey says as soon as Tua Tagovailoa entered the game, S Kyle Hamilton knew he was getting an INT.

“Kyle was like, ‘TUA IN THE GAME.’ He was like, ‘He gonna throw me one.’ It was the most excited I’ve probably seen Kyle.”

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— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) October 14, 2026

Sure enough, Tagovailoa threw an interception right to Hamilton on Atlanta's opening possession of overtime, sealing Baltimore's 30-23 victory. The Ravens had rallied from an eight-point deficit in the final minutes of regulation before Hamilton put the finishing touches on the comeback. The Ravens secured a big win without Lamar Jackson.

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The funniest part of Humphrey's revelation is that Hamilton seemed more excited about Tagovailoa entering the game than concerned about the possibility of facing a new quarterback in overtime. While Falcons fans were hoping their backup could deliver a clutch drive, Hamilton viewed the situation as a golden opportunity.

And honestly, it is hard to blame anyone who felt nervous when Tagovailoa took over. Hamilton deserves plenty of credit for making the play, reading Tagovailoa's intentions and delivering the takeaway. But knowing he was practically calling his shot beforehand makes the interception even sweeter for the Ravens.