Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey posted a video from inside President Trump’s motorcade Tuesday after he and three teammates attended a shipyard event in Baltimore County.
Humphrey, kicker Tyler Loop, long snapper Nick Moore and punter Ryan Eckley were at Tradepoint Atlantic in Sparrows Point, where Trump highlighted Anduril Industries’ planned $3.7 billion “Arsenal-2” facility. The project is expected to build submarine components and add thousands of jobs at the former steel site. The four players were off that day. They wore suits, greeted Trump after he arrived, and were pointed out during his remarks.
“Could you stand up?” Trump asked the players. “You guys are — where are you? Big stars. Where are you guys? There they are. Good-looking guys.”
The Ravens are 3-1 and lead the AFC North. He spent much of his comments on Moore, joking that he first thought the long snapper might be a coach.
“I said, tell me, are you a coach? They said, ‘No, he’s a snapper,’” Trump said. “You know, nowadays, those long snappers are very valuable. It’s an amazing job you do with that. And he’s got an unblemished record.
“How far is that, like, 10 yards deep or more? Fifteen yards and you throw strikes, you throw strikes. I don’t know how the hell you do it. So, he’s got a little gray hair right now, this, but you know, they don’t care,” the president said. “They want them him for one play.”
Humphrey Shares Trump Motorcade Video
Humphrey is a four-time Pro Bowl corner and the best-known player in the group. Loop, Moore and Eckley are specialists, the kind of roster pieces who rarely end up in a presidential motorcade on a Tuesday. At least a couple of the players rode with Trump during the tour. Humphrey filmed from the seat directly behind the president and posted the clip on X.
At least a couple of the players rode with Trump during the tour. Humphrey’s video had to have been exciting for him — a phone shot from the seat behind the president.
Do yall know this guy? He claims that he’s a billionaire! https://t.co/HXlplfEMBM
— marlonhumphrey.eth (@marlon_humphrey) October 6, 2026
Yeah, that shouldn’t spark controversy at all among fans in the deep blue city.
The players kept their own comments short. Loop told The Baltimore Banner it was cool to meet a president. They declined to go further and later posed for photos at the site, including with Naval Academy midshipmen.
Humphrey has been a vocal supporter of the president. After the July 13, 2024, assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, Humphrey wrote that Trump “took a bullet for America.”
A Message for the Quarterback
Lamar Jackson was not there. The Ravens quarterback is dealing with an ankle injury, and his status for Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons is uncertain. Trump mentioned him anyway.
“Say hello to your quarterback,” Trump told the guys. “He’s a little bit injured. And tell him I know his mother. I met his mother a few times in Palm Beach. And she’s a fantastic, beautiful woman. Give him my regards. He is some player.”
The appearance is likely to come up when the team returns to work. Will they get as much heat as Jaxson Dart did earlier in the year?
Rusty Weiss is a lifelong Los Angeles Dodgers, Dallas Cowboys, and Xavier Musketeers fan. He has been writing professionally … More about Rusty Weiss