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Message: [QUOTE="SuFTW, post: 5330379, member: 7766"] [HEADING=2][URL unfurl="true"]https://theleaguewinners.com/shrine-bowl-2025-stock-up-stock-down-after-day-1/[/URL][/HEADING] [HEADING=2][/HEADING] [HEADING=2]Oronde Gadsden II, Tight End – Syracuse (East Team)[/HEADING] The Syracuse Orange had a number of players stand out on the first day of practice. However, it’s hard not to put [URL='https://theleaguewinners.com/tag/oronde-gadsden-ii/']Oronde Gadsden II[/URL] on this list. The Syracuse tight end surprised many when he weighed in at 247 pounds; and, given his quickness on the field, it’s hard to blame them. Gadsden is a proficient route-runner who glides across the field. Yet his soft hands and awareness make him an instant receiving threat. [MEDIA=twitter]1883170066671546611[/MEDIA] The tight end made multiple adjustments during practice, and is a true unicorn at the position. His blocking may take time to get up to speed at an NFL-level, but it’s hard to ignore the talent on display. [HEADING=2]Fadil Diggs, Edge – Syracuse (East Team)[/HEADING] Perhaps out of nowhere, Syracuse Orange Edge [URL='https://cuse.com/sports/football/roster/fadil-diggs/23466']Fadil Diggs[/URL] showed he was a dominant force on the first day at the Shrine Bowl. The ‘Cuse prospect showed an endless motor in Saturday’s practice, as well as a plethora of moves to attack opposing offensive linemen. Diggs was especially impressive during live reps, where he was consistently in the backfield. Shrine Bowl’s Owen Riese (AD of college scouting) named Diggs as a [URL='https://x.com/SumerSports/status/1883221494534443059']prospect to watch this week[/URL], and it’s hard to say he’s wrong with reps like these. [/QUOTE]

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