Photo gallery: Atlanta Falcons' Steven Jackson promotes Play 60

Published: Dec 04, 2013 at 05:55 AM

Atlanta Falcons running back Steven Jackson on Tuesday met with students at Shiloh Point Elementary School in Cumming, Ga., part of the NFL's Play 60 Campaign to encourage kids to get 60 minutes of exercise a day. Jackson addressed an assembly of students on the importance of staying active and eating healthy before leading them in a fitness class. The school also received a grant for $10,000 for health and wellness programming and equipment.

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