Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Marlon Humphrey, the Baltimore Ravens' cornerstone cornerback, has made a name for himself not just through his dynamic play on the field, but through his larger-than-life personality off of it. Known for his charisma and unpredictability, Humphrey has cultivated a unique presence within the Ravens organization that is as captivating as it is impactful. Throughout the 2023 season, as the Ravens navigated ups and downs, Humphrey emerged as a voice of accountability and a source of inspiration. His willingness to engage with the media, albeit under his own terms, showcases a player who is both confident and candid. Just days before a challenging game against the Cincinnati Bengals, he expressed frustration over the team’s struggles, highlighting a disconnect between practice and performance. “It really sucks when the product we're putting out there isn't what we're being coached, isn't what we're practicing,” he said, making it clear that he holds himself and his teammates to high standards. Despite the Ravens’ shaky defensive performance in that nail-biting 35-34 victory over the Bengals, Humphrey’s leadership remained a pillar for the team. Coach John Harbaugh noted, “Marlon is a guy we count on, and Marlon comes through.” This sentiment was echoed by teammates who recognized that Humphrey's ability to perform when it matters most has been crucial in pivotal moments throughout the season. Humphrey's contributions have been significant. He led the AFC with a career-high six interceptions, played a vital role in the secondary's improvement, and was a key factor in Baltimore's overall success, helping them achieve a 12-5 record and secure the AFC North title. His knack for game-changing plays, like his late interception against Joe Burrow and the fourth-quarter pick-six against the Steelers, solidified his status as an elite cornerback in the league. In a league often characterized by serious posturing, Humphrey stands out with his light-hearted demeanor and authenticity. His teammates frequently describe him as “the most authentic person,” a sentiment reinforced by his spontaneous social media presence and offbeat antics, such as showing up to a football camp in a suit and dress shoes. “You may see him walking around with an orange hat, an off-brand polo, and some latex gloves. That’s a regular day,” cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis remarked, highlighting the unpredictable nature of Humphrey's personality. Even as he thrives in his role, Humphrey has matured as a leader. Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr noted that Humphrey has become more vocal this season, understanding that his experience and longevity in the league place him in a position to guide younger players. “He is going to tell you how he feels, and it's always coming from a good place,” Orr said, emphasizing the growth he has shown this year. Humphrey’s journey has had its challenges, particularly following an injury-plagued season that left his future in question. Yet, he responded with determination, not only regaining his health but also returning in top form. “Just try to think about less stress,” he said, reflecting on the mindset shift that has helped him play more freely this season. His approach includes meticulous preparation, such as arriving early to team events and packing in advance for road trips—a sign of a player who has learned to balance the rigors of professional football with personal well-being. The recent birth of his son, Duke, has added a new layer of perspective for Humphrey, further grounding him amidst the chaos of the season. The Ravens honored this milestone with a game ball, signifying how personal achievements intertwine with professional triumphs. As Humphrey gears up for the upcoming playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, he remains a player who defies convention—a cornerback with the physicality of a linebacker and a personality that is one-of-a-kind. “There’s just no replica of him,” Armour-Davis stated succinctly, capturing the essence of what makes Humphrey a beloved figure within the Ravens’ organization and the broader NFL landscape. His combination of talent, authenticity, and unpredictability ensures that he will continue to surprise and inspire those around him, both on and off the field.