内容摘要：“The track’s not smooth. ... It’s rough, so I think you prep your seat well for this race too,” said Dillon, who won the race in 2017. “I changed that two years ago when we went to this car. I remember the first time in the Next Gen car here, it was awful under caution, even just your head rattling around in there. So I tried to make our foam a little different around our head rest, which helps.”

“The track’s not smooth. ... It’s rough, so I think you prep your seat well for this race too,” said Dillon, who won the race in 2017. “I changed that two years ago when we went to this car. I remember the first time in the Next Gen car here, it was awful under caution, even just your head rattling around in there. So I tried to make our foam a little different around our head rest, which helps.”

Fields might be able to gain some measure of revenge when the Jets open the regular season against the Steelers — who may or may not have Aaron Rodgers as their quarterback by then. But if Fields has that date circled, he’s not letting on right now.“Umm, that’s who we play in Week 1,” Fields said when he saw the schedule. “There wasn’t really a thought to that.”

Engstrand was Detroit’s passing game coordinator the past three seasons and worked with more of a prototypical pocket quarterback in Jared Goff. Fields, who set the NFL regular-season, single-game rushing record for quarterbacks with 178 yards against Miami in 2022, could give New York’s offense some unpredictable flair.“I think it just opens things up more, that’s all,” Engstrand said. “It just adds a different another layer to what we can do with where we’re going on offense.”Fields has spent much of the offseason learning the playbook and his teammates. There are some familiar faces from college, such as wide receiver Garrett Wilson, tight end Jeremy Ruckert and center Josh Myers. But there have also been group bonding trips — the offense and defense — to local golf simulators and crab boils.

“That camaraderie and that closeness that we’re trying to get to as a team, I think all of that just makes us play for each other more, get to know each other better, and really just learn about each other’s backgrounds,” Fields said. “So it’s really just things that you can’t measure on the football field. But I think the closer our team is, the better we’ll be.”On the field, though, what Fields is able to accomplish will likely go a long way to determining the Jets’ success.

“They always say it’s up to players to make plays when we need them the most,” he said. “So it’s not necessarily in the scheme or anything like that.

“But when it’s time to make those plays in the game, when it’s time to make something happen, that’s what I’m going to do. And that’s what the guys around me are going to do as well.”For the first time this year, the hurricane center will incorporate artificial intelligence into forecasting because it has shown to improve predictions generally, Brennan said.

“Our services have never been better,” Graham said. “Our ability to serve this country has never been better. And it will be this year as well.”But beyond the hurricane center,

because of lack of staffing. In some places, balloon launches have dropped from twice a day to once a day.NOAA hopes to get more balloons launched if needed, Brennan said.