By Nick Givas October 7, 2026 at 7:05pm
Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey drew a wide range of social media replies Tuesday after he posted a video of himself and President Donald Trump driving around in a limo.
“Do y’all know this guy? He claims that he’s a billionaire!” the NFL star wrote on X.
Do yall know this guy? He claims that he’s a billionaire! https://t.co/HXlplfEMBM
— marlonhumphrey.eth (@marlon_humphrey) October 6, 2026
Clay Travis replied, “Riding in The Beast, pretty cool.”
Riding in The Beast, pretty cool.
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) October 7, 2026
Baltimore journalist Lisa Snowden was less enthusiastic and simply wrote the word: “Embarrassing.”
Embarrassing
— Lisa Snowden (@LisaESnowden) October 6, 2026
Britney Rae said, “Ravens rolling with the [goat],” meaning “greatest of all time.”
Ravens rolling with the 🐐
— Brittany Rae (@legitbrittFLA) October 6, 2026
Another X user condemned Humphrey and questioned his morality.
“Marlon [I] thought you had higher morals than this,” he posted.
Humphrey later said the ride with Trump was unplanned, but that he did not want to decline an invitation from the president.
Do you believe Marlon Humphrey should have declined Trump’s invitation?
“It was a little surprising; that is not how things were supposed to go,” he told reporters. “But President Trump asked us if we wanted to ride with him, and I was not going to turn down a ride with the president. I didn’t really think about the, I guess, you know what I mean? Honestly, I pull my phone out all the time.”
“But that was quite the experience, to be in that very armored vehicle with the president,” the NFL star added.
Humphrey had posted the video from inside Trump’s car before joining the commander in chief at an event in Baltimore, Maryland, which Ravens kicker Tyler Loop, punter Ryan Eckley, and long snapper Nick Moore also attended.
The president called each of them out by name and asked them to stand so the crowd could applaud.
He called them “big stars,” and “good looking guys,” before saying that Moore seemed like a coach rather than a player.
“Tell me, is he a coach? They said no, he’s the snapper. You know, nowadays, those long snappers, they’re very valuable. It’s an amazing job you do with that. And he’s got an unblemished record,” Trump added.
“I don’t know how the hell you do it. So he’s got a little gray hair, I noticed, but they don’t care. They want him for one play … you look damn good, too. Thank you, congratulations, what a team you have.”
He also asked the players to give his “regards” to their quarterback, Lamar Jackson.
“Say hello to your quarterback — 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. But give him my regards,” Trump concluded. “He is some player. You have a great year. Thank you, fellas.”
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Nick Givas has been a reporter for The Daily Caller, Fox News, and served as Managing Editor of the Newsroom at Project Veritas. He’s also hosted three different podcasts, served as a Congressional Communications Director, and had his work featured in The Federalist, Daily Signal, New York Post, and Real Clear Politics.
