<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Despite being a rookie, Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey has already gained enough experience and insight to know there’s a difference between marking Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown and Cleveland Browns wideout Josh Gordon.
Elite might seem a bit of stretch for<wm> a rookie, but it’s worth noting that Humphrey has some of the fastest 40-yard splits in his NFL history, a key indicator that his speed and agility might be better suited to the corners that are about seven to eight months younger than Brown and 11 months younger than Gordon in terms of the time it takes for them to develop physically, and with his hands from a veteran quarterback with such an eye for precision to keep receivers separate and aligned properly.
Humphrey likely faces a number of</wm> other challenges as the seventh-round pick in 2018, in terms of adjusting to the secondary,