Gadsden

[gadz-duhn]

noun

1. James, 1788–1858, U.S. railroad promoter and diplomat.

2. a city in NE Alabama.

Example Sentences

The Chargers take a committee approach, adding veteran Tyler Conklin, a reliable pass-catcher with the Jets and Vikings, and drafting Oronde Gadsden II, the most productive tight end in Syracuse history.

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Roman said Gadsden is a mature player who has afforded himself reps, and should “ascend quickly,” after flashing his skills in camp.

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The Chargers loaded up on offensive firepower during the draft, adding two rookie receivers and tight end Oronde Gadsden, a converted wide receiver who could add more lift to the passing offense.

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The coach said he has to kick Oronde Gadsden off the field after practices to keep the rookie tight end from overexertion.

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Gadsden, a converted wide receiver, will team with free-agent acquisition Tyler Conklin, who has had at least 50 catches in each of the last four seasons, to boost the tight end position.

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