Jackson Dart

How do you feel after one year in the NFL?

Geez, I felt like this year was a whirlwind.

I felt like I lived like three years in one.

But no, I'm blessed to be where I'm at, excited for the future, and this is just the start, so I'm getting ready to get started.

When his name got out there, I think everybody in our organization wanted to play for him, so we couldn't be happier and go to Warford.

He's the best.

I'm excited.

I can't wait to get rolling with him.

I just think that he's a man of faith.

He's a man that can create a great culture, and I think he's just well-respected, far beyond just the teams he's coached.

Everybody that knows him or has been around him from a league standpoint, everybody respects him.

It's kind of like a hidden gem.

Outdoors-wise, environment-wise, it's beautiful, so there's a lot of things to do.

There's a ton of national parks.

The mountain ranges are incredible.

There's a lot of lakes, a lot of rivers.

So, you know, going outside and having activities to do, it's a lot of fun.

That sounds like Eddie Scazzella.