Celebrity Josh Charles Reps His Stadium Cutout on 'Fallon'

Sep 10, 2020 at 10:50 AM

Ryan Mink

Editorial Director

Josh Charles on the Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon

Even though we won't have fans in the stands for Sunday's regular-season opener, the celebrities will still be "there."

Actor Josh Charles, a long-time diehard Ravens fan, will have a cutout of himself in M&T Bank Stadium as part of the team's Community of Fans, presented by M&T Bank.

Charles is pumped about it, and even repped his cutout on a Wednesday night appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."

.@MrJoshCharles always repping! 💜 https://t.co/gtGMKSBjGy
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) September 10, 2020

Charles mentioned that fans can purchase their cutout all season long and that proceeds will benefit the Ravens Foundation's ongoing COVID-19 relief efforts in the Baltimore area.

"It's a great thing they're doing," Charles said. "I love this organization. I love this team. They're top-notch all the way."

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