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The Caw: Brandon Williams At White House Easter Egg Roll

Mar 28, 2016 at 06:12 AM

Baltimore Ravens Editorial Director Ryan Mink

Ryan Mink

Editorial Director

I get the feeling that if hulking Ravens defensive tackle Brandon Williams rolled an Easter egg, that egg wouldn't make it too far.

Still, Williams participated in the annual White House Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn Monday morning.

Williams was on hand to promote the NFL's Play 60 campaign, encouraging at least 60 minutes of exercise per day among the nation's youth. He even brought along his adorable son, Ryder, to get in some running.

Williams is increasingly taking the cause to the decision-makers in government. A couple weeks ago, he visited Capitol Hill and talked to members of congress to promote National Health Through Fitness Day.

.@Ravens & @Redskins working together to get the kids moving w/@FUTP60 &@nflplay60 here at the @WhiteHouse EE Roll! pic.twitter.com/sOuRoVOzeS
— Darcy Nichols (@DarcyONichols) March 28, 2016

.@BrandonW_66 @Ravens getting kids moving at the @WhiteHouse #EasterEggRoll! @FUTP60 @nflplay60 fun all day long! pic.twitter.com/q2NFFoEMZH
— Darcy Nichols (@DarcyONichols) March 28, 2016

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