President Trump’s Meeting with Baltimore Ravens Players

President Donald Trump spent time with several Baltimore Ravens players during an event at Tradepoint Atlantic. The event highlighted Anduril Industries’ $3.7 billion project to create a high-tech shipyard for submarine component manufacturing.

The site is located at a 3,300-acre logistics center in Sparrows Point, Baltimore County, Maryland. Trump mentioned four Ravens players present: Marlon Humphrey, Tyler Loop, Nick Moore, and Ryan Eckley. These players were attending the event on their day off.

Photos captured the Ravens players, including Marlon Humphrey and others, at the October 6, 2026, event. Trump announced the new shipyard that will produce Virginia-class attack submarines and provide thousands of jobs.

Trump addressed the assembled crowd and acknowledged the Ravens’ good performance this season, noting their 3-1 record in the AFC North division. He recognized the players in the audience, asking them to stand for recognition.

Particular attention was given to Nick Moore, the oldest of the group, who holds the position of long snapper. Trump discussed Moore’s role, highlighting its importance and joking about his notable gray hair and skill in snapping the ball.

During the event, some players joined Trump for a tour of the facility in the presidential motorcade. Marlon Humphrey sat behind Trump and recorded a video of Trump conversing with Moore about a previous Super Bowl. The video quickly gained attention, amassing a million views on social media.

Though enjoyed by many, the video sparked discussions, including topics of racism. The gathering’s impact on the Ravens locker room is expected to be significant.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson did not attend due to a potential injury. Trump addressed his absence, asking the players to convey his regards to Jackson and mentioning having met Jackson’s mother.