The Jaguars brought in viral morning routine guy Ashton Hall for their 2025 NFL schedule video
The Jaguars brought in viral morning routine guy Ashton Hall for their 2025 NFL schedule video
The Jacksonville Jaguars made one of the more clever 2025 NFL schedule release videos, bringing in fitness influencer Ashton Hall to parody his viral morning routine.
Hall is a former Alcorn State football player from Jacksonville, making him the perfect star (outside of Jason from The Good Place) for this Jaguars schedule release video. If you're wondering, yes, he brings the bowl of ice water with him.
You never know who is going to pop up in these schedule release videos, and Hall deserves to take a bow for how he's willing to poke fun at himself for his admittedly bizarre morning routine that went viral earlier this year.
Take a bow, Jaguars.
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