Kyle Van Noy's wife Marissa turns heads in luxe fur coat and Louis Vuitton handbag on sidelines as Ravens prepare for AFC North head-to-head

Kyle Van Noy and the Baltimore Ravens will play the rival Pittsburgh Steelers in a Week 18, winner takes all, divisional showdown. With the Ravens win over the Green Bay Packers and the Steelers loss to the Browns, the AFC North division title all comes down to Sunday's primetime matchup in Pittsburgh.

This weekend, Van Noy's wife, Marissa, gave a glimpse of her gameday outfit for the week prior. Marissa braved the cold temperatures with a long, tan fur coat. She paired it with a tan turtleneck and a round, clear Louis Vuitton handbag.

"About a week ago 💋 #ravens #nfl #gameday" Marissa captioned the post.

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She also had a custom ring that read "Van Noy" and spanned across several fingers, showing her support for the Ravens linebacker.

Marissa Van Noy posed for photos in her standout gameday style while on the sidelines during pregame warmups.

Kyle Van Noy's wife, Marissa celebrated his good sportsmanship

In Week 15, the Baltimore Ravens shutout the Cincinnati Bengals 24-0. In the fourth quarter, Kyle Van Noy intercepted quarterback Joe Burrow at the five-yard line. The veteran linebacker began running with the football for about 11 yards, he then handed it off to Ravens' safety Alohi Gilman who completed the return for the pick-six.

Marissa Van Noy celebrated her husband's sportsmanship in the moment. Kyle Van Noy knew that Gilman was faster than he was and could get down the field faster so he made the call.

"He really did that 😎 best teammate on and off the field @realkylevannoy #nfl #ravens," Marissa applauded.

The 34-year-old was originally drafted by the Detroit Lions in the second-round of the 2014 NFL Draft. In October 2016 he was traded to the New England Patriots where he played through the 2019 season. He signed a four-year deal with the Miami Dolphins in March 2020 and was released after one season.

He returned to the Patriots in March 2021 for his second-stint with the team. In August 2023 he signed with the Baltimore Ravens where he has played the last three seasons.

Edited by Bethany Cohen