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Obum Gwacham

He was one of the late players the seahawks cut and we scooped up. claimed off waivers. Round 6 so we snagged a free 6th rounder that looks like a solid project.

Gwacham was the No. 209 overall pick of May's draft. More of an athlete than football player, Gwacham hasn't spent much time on the gridiron, but is highly projectable. He'll be a weekly inactive for however long he's on the 53-man roster
Obum Gwacham - New Orleans Saints - 2015 Player Profile - Rotoworld.com

Gwacham is extremely raw after converting from WR and playing just one year of defense at Oregon State. Has rare athletic qualities but he's a major project and won't see the field for another couple of years. --Mark Dulgerian

Obum Gwacham Draft Profile

This part i found interesting

Sources Tell Us

"This guy is going to blow some people away with his explosion numbers and teams will love him in interviews because he's a genuinely good guy. As a player, he still needs a lot of time to develop and you better set aside time for that and have a plan for him." -- NFC South area scout.

Could that be the saints? pretty good chance it was

Re: Let's take time to appreciate the only bright spot so far
 

When I was 12 years old and living in Northwest Louisiana, one of summer hobbies was catching lizards. That summer I caught a large Five Line Skink that I named Tim. About a week after I had obtained Tim my neighbor's cat attacked Tim and ripped off his brilliant blue tail. Having been born and raised in the region of the Lakota Sioux of western South Dakota and given the heritage of the Caddo people of my new home I renamed my skink, Tim No Ta Il.

Tim died later that week.

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Should of had a dog, Tims tail would have still been on.

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I knew he would be great. Hell get even better with experience