Ravens players ride with President Trump in motorcade, get shoutout during speech at Baltimore shipyard event

During his remarks on the billion-dollar project at the 3,300-acre multimodal industrial and global logistics center located at Sparrows Point in Baltimore County, Maryland, Trump singled out four Ravens players in the audience on their day off.Four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Marlon Humphrey, kicker Tyler Loop, long snapper Nick Moore and punter Ryan Eckley put on suits to attend the event and met with Trump.Baltimore Ravens players Ryan Walker Eckley, Nicholas Robert Moore, Marlon Humphrey and Steven Tyler Loop appear at Tradepoint Atlantic in Sparrows Point, Md., on Oct.6, 2026, where President Trump announced a $3.7 billion investment by defense contractor Anduril Industries to build a new shipyard that will manufacture Virginia-class attack submarines and create thousands of permanent jobs.
(Getty Images)TRUMP TURNS TO EMERGING TECH GIANT IN MULTI-BILLION BID TO RAMP UP US SUBMARINE PRODUCTIONAnd the president, who is probably the most sports-minded man to ever serve in the Oval Office, pointed them all out and gave the Ravens a shoutout."What a team you have this year," Trump said."What a great team."The Ravens have a 3-1 record and lead the AFC North division.Trump met all the players prior to his remarks and then singled them out in front of the assembled audience and media."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."Marlon Humphrey (44) of the Baltimore Ravens looks on during an NFL football game against the Detroit Lions at M&T Bank Stadium on Sept.22, 2025 in Baltimore, Maryland.
(Michael Owens/Getty Images)For some reason, Trump paid particular attention to Moore who is the oldest of the group but perhaps the least recognized player on the team unless he does something wrong when he long snaps on punts and kicks."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.
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