ESPN 'My Wish' series: 6-year-old drafted by Panthers, practices with Cam Newton
Posted Jul 30, 2014
Looking back, it's prophetic that Clayton and Katherine Gring of Houston nicknamed their oldest son "Mighty George" when he was born. Maybe it's his quick sense of humor, or the sparkle in his blue eyes, or his positive attitude. In any case, there's something about him that naturally draws people to him. "He's a little bit magnetic that way," Clayton Gring said of his 6-year-old son.
(ESPN.com)
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