Add executive producer to Marlon Humphrey's résumé.
The Ravens cornerback took to X Thursday to share a sneak peek of a new documentary he and his sister, Breona, produced about the legacy of the University of Alabama's football program.
The film, titled “Nothing But A Winner,” chronicles the Bear Bryant and Nick Saban eras and the years in between. The film will be released in theatres on July 31.
"Proud to share the first look of my first film I exec produced with my sister," Humphrey said on X.
The film will feature several former players who played a part in the Saban or Bryant eras, including Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver DeVonta Smith. Ravens Executive Vice President Ozzie Newsome, who played under Bryant 1974-77, also made an appearance in the trailer.
Newsome has previously stated the influential role Bryant had in his life.
"Coach Bryant helped me grow up," Newsome said. "He pushed me further than I thought I could go, both on and off the field."
Humphrey played under Saban from 2014-2016 before the Ravens selected him in the first round of the 2017 draft. The four-time Pro Bowler played an instrumental role in Saban's fourth title at Alabama in 2015 when the Crimson Tide defeated Clemson. Humphrey had three tackles and recovered a surprise onside kick in the fourth quarter in the Tide's 45-40 win over the Tigers.
Saban, who retired last year, and Bryant brought 12 combined national championships to Tuscaloosa.
Although the feature film will be the first Humphrey has executive produced, it isn't the first time he or his sister has picked up a camera. The pair has previously recorded annual Christmas Humphrey family sing-alongs.
