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Trenton Simpson highlights military upbringing under Army Ranger father

Command Sgt. Maj. Timothy Simpson served over 26 years.

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What happened: Trenton Simpson detailed the influence of growing up in an Army household led by his father, Command Sergeant Major Timothy D. Simpson. The elder Simpson served in the military for more than 26 years, instilling discipline that helped guide his son to professional football.

Why it matters: The family connection gained national attention after Simpson handed his first career interception ball to his father following a milestone takeaway. The former Clemson standout has grown into a central role on Baltimore's defense, taking on increased responsibilities at linebacker.

By the numbers: In 2026 through 8 games, Simpson has recorded 51 tackles, 1 sack, and 1 interception.

What to watch: Simpson and Baltimore continue their regular-season schedule as the defense works through its midseason slate.

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