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In this light could we expect to see him exclusively in slot/motion role? Basically is he too small to be effective in the backfield right now because of pass protection issues?

A lot of Jackson, not a lot of Evans. Probably means nothing. Let me consult my handy-dandy depth chart......

Haven't seen much. He looks fast and has sharp cuts. Motu also ran over him in a passing protection drill.

TKP isn't a charitable organization. I have no idea what that is or where you got it from. If you follow the instructions in the link I shared above, everything will work as it should.

What is operation smile?

Caring
About
Stationary
Horses

or "C.A.S.H.", for short.

c/o Navy & MrsEMC Foundation

When I click on the link it just takes me to my Amazon account.

Even you get that kind of praise from Bud, you midst be something, and you better live up to it....or he'll let you know. All in love, of course! Bud gets the best from his guys.

What do you think of McClease? In the snaps I have seen, he really has a nice burst into the line and doesn't go down at first contact. I like him.

So some additional history for those who might not know it.

The Woods Brothers. Headed by Glen and Leonard Wood, the team grew out of the 5 brothers mechanical inclination in the early 50's in southern Virginia. Soon though their obvious skill and ability to tune an engine attracted top rate talent and wins followed.

For instance in 1963 they won the first of 5 Daytona 500's, and the first one by a Ford with fill in driver Tiny Lund. Over the decades they have had a long history of success, if never quite able to win a championship(where have we heard that before huh?) with drivers like Junior Johnson, Cale Yarbourough, Buddy Baker, Ken Schraeder, Bill Elliot, and Michael Walltrip. The team is also credited with inventing the idea and developing the modern choreographed Pit stop.

Since the late 80's though they had drifted between a team for aging greats, a team for young or displaced talent, and a part time team with no anchor.

However the 2011 Daytona 500 win by Trevor Bayne, just 20 at the time snapped a decade long winless streak and returned some energy to the team. They have since formed an alliance with Team Penske, where they train with, and have some engines, and even cars built in the same shop as the 2, and 22, essentially making it a 3 car team with the 21 serving as the test bed, and development ride. And now for the first time in years they are running a full schedule every week again, with Ryan Blaney making a strong case for rookie of the year with 6 top 10 finishes of the 22 races so far.

The future looks strong as they will likely be able to hold onto Ryan for a few more years as there is no reason to, or legit interest in Penske starting a full 3rd team.

For the oldest remaining NASCAR team, and the only one to have won in each of the past 6 decades things are looking up!

2017 Darius Pinnix was visiting on Saturday as well. 3* ATH from Elon, NC. Currently committed to ECU.

Joined. Hopefully more follow suit. The site and community have both been getting better and better every year; though I rarely post, I open the website all the time. Though I'm trying to save money, I definitely think I have gotten $7/month worth out of the site.

I really hope something changes with the tepid response! Fingers crossed for you, Joe.