Kyle Van Noy's wife Marissa shows off cinched silhouette outfit in "shameless gameday selfie" from Ravens vs Jets outing

Linebacker Kyle Van Noy and the Baltimore Ravens took on the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon at home at M&T Bank Stadium. Van Noy's wife, Marissa Van Noy, shared a look at her gameday style ahead of the Week 12 matchup.

Marissa shared a brief video on her Instagram Story of a mirror selfie. She wore a long-sleeved black shirt and black pants. She accessorized with black sunglasses that she pushed back into her hair during the video.

"Shameless game day selfie," Marissa captioned her Instagram Story.

Marissa Van Noy showed off her gameday style ahead of the Ravens game. (Credit: @realmarissavannoy)

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The former Miss Utah also went on to show a video from her seats in the suites at M&T Bank Stadium. She called a cup of popcorn and a diet coke, her ideal way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

Kyle Van Noy's wife, Marissa documented trip back to LB's alma mater

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy and his wife, Marissa took their children to where he made a name for himself on the football field. The Van Noy's traveled to Utah during the Baltimore Ravens bye week in October.

In an Instagram post, Marissa Van Noy shared several photos of their trip to Brigham Young University to watch a football game. The couple posed for a photo at LaVell Edwards Stadium, wearing their BYU apparel. She wrote a heartfelt caption that it was important to show their children where their father played college football.

"Back to where it all started 💙 showing the kids their dad’s old stomping grounds today was magical. So many good memories at this stadium! Way to go BYU!! #byu #cougars #family," Marissa Van Noy captioned the Instagram post.

Videos of Marissa and Kyle Van Noy's children taking in the sights and scenes of the BYU football experience were also included in the Instagram post.

The Baltimore Ravens linebacker married his wife, Marissa in 2014. They welcomed their son, Trae Legend in 2019 and daughter Giovanna Monnae in 2022.

Edited by Bethany Cohen