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Galette first joined the Saints in 2010 as a long shot free agent out of Division II Stillman that defensive line coach Bill Johnson described at the time as "raw, raw, raw, raw." Galette's understanding of NFL schemes, his work ethic and his energizer-bunny personality needed seasoning.

Slowly but surely, the 24-year-old has developed into a bona-fide professional. His increased confidence and understanding of Xs and Os has been evident in conversations with the media. And on the field, he looks poised to deliver on that sleeper potential that has had Saints fans so excited for the past three years.

"I think that of all the years that I've been in the National Football League, I don't think I've ever seen anybody grow mentally and emotionally and stability-wise as much as Junior Galette in the last three years," Saints assistant head coach Joe Vitt said.

That may sound like hyperbole coming from a 34-year coaching veteran. But it may well be true with Galette.



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