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Kyle Hamilton Knew Tua Was Gonna Throw That Pick and Baltimore Is Still Laughing

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Kyle Hamilton didn’t just make a game-winning interception against the Falcons on Sunday, he *knew* it was coming. Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey spilled the beans, saying the safety was celebrating even before Atlanta quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s second pass in overtime sealed the Ravens’ victory. Talk about calling your shot, right?

He Knew It Was Coming: Hamilton’s Prediction

Humphrey told everyone that Hamilton was “so excited” when Tagovailoa came in for Michael Penix Jr. after Penix went down. The dude was practically calling his shot, even before Tua had thrown a pass. “He literally was like, ‘Oh, he finna throw it to me,’” Humphrey recounted. And just like that, Hamilton was right, snatching Tua’s second pass of the drive to clinch the win for Baltimore. It’s wild how much confidence Hamilton had in that moment.

Another Pick, Another Problem for Tua

This isn’t merely a bad play; it’s a pattern, man. Tua threw a career-high 15 interceptions last season with the Miami Dolphins, and his Falcons tenure, which just started, is already looking rough. Sunday’s costly pick came in his very first game for Atlanta. It’s a brutal start for a guy trying to turn things around in a new city. You gotta wonder what’s going through his head right now.

So, what’s next for Tua? The big question now is whether he’ll even be back on the field next week. If he gets the nod, you know he’s gotta make up for that Sunday pick. The dude’s got something to prove, big time.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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