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They will not be disappointed.”

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Edmonds-Woodway’s Ali Gaye rushes the passer during a game against Lakes on November 4, 2016, in Edmonds. Check out the all new PLAY hub with puzzles, games and more!

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CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (Achilles)
TE Gunnar Helm (toe)
DE Sebastian Joseph-Day (Calf)
LB Oluwafemi Oladejo (fibula, within 21-day window)
G Kevin Zeitler (groin)

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RB Julius Chestnut (back)
LB Ali Gaye (knee, within 21-day window)
LB Cedric Gray (concussion)
WR Bryce Oliver (within 21-yda window)

Tennessee Titans downgrade Ali Gaye to out for Week 17

The Tennessee Titans are making final adjustments before taking on the New Orleans Saints at Nissan Stadium on Sunday in their 2025 home finale, and have updated the injury status of a potential depth piece.

Edmonds-Woodway grad Keith Grennan, a defensive end, played one game for the San Diego Chargers in 2008 as an undrafted player. “Now it’s here and it’s getting closer and closer. Check out the all new PLAY hub with puzzles, games and more!

I got to know him really well when he was in high school and he’s just an impressive person.

“Ali is one of my all-time favorite human beings,” Edmonds School District athletic director Angie McGuire said.

However, those back home believe that Gaye the person is the reason why teams should take a chance on Gaye the player. The Saints have won three in a row, and look like they are in a similar situation as the Titans with their quarterback.

And while they’re rooting for the player Gaye has become, they’re rooting even more for the person he’s always been.

As good as he is on the field, he’s even better off the field.

“He was a big guy who could move really well for his size,” Edmonds-Woodway football coach John Gradwohl said. A native of The Gambia, Gaye and his family moved to Lynnwood when he was 12 years old.

E-W grad Gaye will have big rooting section during NFL draft

When the NFL draft gets underway Thursday evening in Nashville, Ali Gaye will have a big group of supporters back home rooting for him.

After another solid week of practice, edge Ali Gaye was downgraded from questionable to out for the contest, once again delaying his return from injured reserve. New Orleans Saints: Best photos from Week 17

It's another setback for Gaye, who had a solid training camp before suffering an early-season injury.

The Edmonds-Woodway High School graduate is Snohomish County’s top hope in this year’s draft, which takes place Thursday through Saturday.

Woodway High School graduate Jeff Mickel, a tackle, was selected in the sixth round of the 1989 draft and played one game with the Los Angeles Rams in 1990. But his modest production during his final collegiate season is likely the reason for the volatility in his ranking.

Gaye will join outside linebacker Femi Oladejo (fibula), and wide receiver Bryce Oliver (knee) on the sidelines on Sunday, meaning all three players will have to wait until Week 18 to make a potential return.

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But long before this moment, Gaye was just a kid trying to find his way in a new country.

“He also had a really good, positive spirit about him.