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Marlon Humphrey continues to draw attention to himself, but is it becoming too much? Rob Long and Jeremy Conn discuss his tendency to seek the spotlight and why it becomes an even bigger problem when his performance on the field doesn't back it up.

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00:00Man, come on, dude.
00:00You've been looking for all this attention nonstop.
00:03That's the problem with hunting for attention.
00:06You know what I mean?
00:07It doesn't always come the way you scripted it.
00:09When you hunt it, don't hunt it.
00:11It'll come your way.
00:12And he's been hunting attention for a long time,
00:15and now it's not coming the way that he had it scripted.
00:18I feel like T.J. Ward stepped up and sounded like Suge Knight at the Source Awards.
00:22It was like, if you don't want producers all up in your video dancing.
00:26He was talking about, and that's what Marlon Humphrey does.
00:29It's like he's constantly looking for attention.
00:32And again, there should be nothing wrong with it, but you know how fans react.
00:36Fans get upset when you're shaking hands and smiling after a loss on a football game,
00:39like guys don't have regular lives.
00:41But when you go on social media after getting cooked, absolutely cooked,
00:46and you're like, what are you guys eating for dinner tonight?
00:48Man, shut up.
00:49Just stop.
00:50You don't want that kind of time.
00:52Now, is he above or beyond someone pulling him aside and simmering him down?
01:00You think he's beyond that?
01:01Oh, hell no.
01:02He shouldn't be.
01:02You think he's beyond that kind of time?
01:02You think he's beyond that kind of time?
01:02You think he's beyond that kind of time?
01:02You think he's beyond that kind of time?

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