Play 60 PSA

Behind-the-scenes photos from the making of the commercial.

The NFL Play 60 bus arrives in Carolina.
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Owner/Founder Jerry Richardson as the bus driver.
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RB Jonathan Stewart, S Sherrod Martin, LB James Anderson
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QB Cam Newton
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TE Greg Olsen, G Travelle Wharton, S Sherrod Martin
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S Charles Godfrey and QB Cam Newton talk it up with the kids.
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The practices field with the Charlotte skyline in the background.
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Children introductions with Purrcussion drumline and TopCats cheerleaders.
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Tight end Greg Olsen fields questions at the bus stop.
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Running back drill
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WR Steve Smith oversees the kickoff drill.
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Busting through to score a touchdown for Play 60.
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Nothing but green between this girl and a relay race victory.
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LB James Anderson leads the sprints.
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LB James Anderson breaks down the huddle.
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