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|November 02, 2025
Rookie tight end Gadsden lives up to the hype with the Chargers
ORONDE Gadsden II scores a touchdown against the Colts' Mekhi Blackmon.
(ERIC THAYER Los Angeles Times)
Tre' Harris watched as Oronde Gadsden II burst by him, the 6-foot-5 tight end chugging over the turf at Golden West College's football field.
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