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The Caw: Steve Smith, Chris Canty At White House Easter Egg Roll

Apr 06, 2015 at 08:46 AM

The Ravens hope they're back at the White House in about a year, but Monday morning's visit will have to do for now.

Wide receiver Steve Smith Sr., defensive end Chris Canty and defensive tackle Brandon Williams participated in the 137th White House Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn.

Former Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith (wearing a 49ers shirt) and former running back Matt Lawrence were also back in the area.

NFL players served as ambassadors for the Play 60 Campaign, putting kids through football drills and generally just having a grand time on the White House lawn.

No word on whether the Smiths or Canty were the ones who released the bees on President Barack Obama.

Here are some photos from the day's events:

@Ravens Steve Smith Sr. helping kids @nflplay60 at the the White House Easter Egg Roll! pic.twitter.com/EDLufWK1Kb
— Darcy Nichols (@DarcyONichols) April 6, 2015

Too cute! RT @DarcyONichols: @Ravens @ChrisCanty99 having a blast with the kids at the White House Easter Egg Roll! pic.twitter.com/ujo3fouJ0A
— Fuel Up to Play 60 (@FUTP60) April 6, 2015

TheLawfirm still in business at 6th annual #WhiteHouseEasterEggRoll @TorreySmithWR @Ravens #agent89 pic.twitter.com/UTEd0y2Kg1 — Steve Smith Sr (@89SteveSmith) April 6, 2015

Eggtivity Zone fun with @32_degrees! @FUTP60 #GimmeFive pic.twitter.com/BLp0ucDTFO
— President's Council (@FitnessGov) April 6, 2015

Doing my best #JoeFlacco impersonation at the annual White House Easter Egg Roll. #Gimmefive… https://t.co/2QpVpPEg14
— Chris Canty (@ChrisCanty99) April 6, 2015

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Proud of this man 😊 @brandonw_66 #Play60 #GimmeFive

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