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WR Josh Gordon, KC (2 Viewers)

I'm sure Gordon would love the Browns to cut him. Lousy situation and his current contract is peanuts.
What team in their right mind is going to sign him to any guaranteed $$ ? He'd be given an incentive driven contract and would most likely just screw up again.
Guarantee he'd make more than the 800k he's making now. Browns will trade him and they'll have partners with his current contract.

 
Why would the Browns part ways with him?

They've got him dirt cheap for two more years now if they choose to suspend without pay.
I suppose if they could get some good draft picks. Lord knows they need them now with no viable QB.

 
I'm sure Gordon would love the Browns to cut him. Lousy situation and his current contract is peanuts.
What team in their right mind is going to sign him to any guaranteed $$ ? He'd be given an incentive driven contract and would most likely just screw up again.
Exactly.

Talent used to trump all but now suspensions get handed out like parking tickets.

 
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Detroit will sign him. Either them, Greenbay, Indy, or New Orleans. As one guy said, I was wrong about New England. Philly has an outside chance as well as Dallas, and any other high octane pass offense while im delusional.

 
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Josh Gordon: 1st player to lead NFL in receiving & fail to score a TD in the following season since Raymond Berry in 1961 (@EliasSports)

 
Detroit will sign him. Either them, Greenbay, Indy, or New Orleans. As one guy said, I was wrong about New England. Philly has an outside chance as well as Dallas, and any other high octane pass offense while im delusional.
Those trade scenarios that make sense in fantasy circles rarely happen, unfortunately. If you trade him for a pick(s) you risk drafting Greg Little and MoMass again, which I would hope they've learned a lesson from. Also, I would bet Indy is still stinging from the TRich trade so I would rule them out, but that would be a great place for him, probably the best case.

 
Sigmund Bloom ‏@SigmundBloom · 6m6 minutes ago

Josh Gordon could be one helluva of Jeremy Maclin replacement if Maclin gets overpaid in free agency and Chip is willing to take a chance

 
Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.

IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.

 
As much as Gordon doesn't learn, you would think people have learned to stop writing off Gordon. Even a midseason rule change to benefit this guy out of nowhere cant convince people this guy has 1000 lives. So many things could be in play here. Tate got cut midseason and RBs get demoted for "bad practice." Are we talking about practice? Shoot Hoyer even gets threatened with his job and starts playing bad.

He got suspended for a meaningless Week 17 game, the team is definitely cutting him or trading him, and that is great news for Gordon and and Gordon owners.

R-E-L-A-X --- Relax. I wonder if he would have these problems playing for Billichick or Carroll? Maybe the Saints will need a new #12 at the end of this season.

 
Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.
This, for the same reason I called Brandon Browner going to the Pats. The Patriots run a tight ship and aren't afraid to toss people overboard if they don't meet that standard. Still, ####### hate the franchise.
 
Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.
This, for the same reason I called Brandon Browner going to the Pats. The Patriots run a tight ship and aren't afraid to toss people overboard if they don't meet that standard. Still, ####### hate the franchise.
There is no way Gordon - with all of his disruptive behavior - winds up on the Pats.

 
Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.
This, for the same reason I called Brandon Browner going to the Pats. The Patriots run a tight ship and aren't afraid to toss people overboard if they don't meet that standard. Still, ####### hate the franchise.
There is no way Gordon - with all of his disruptive behavior - winds up on the Pats.
Blount , moss and numerous others have gone there to reclaim their careers.
 
This guy just doesn't get it and likely never will until he's out of the league. Million dollar talent, 10 cent head.

 
Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.
This, for the same reason I called Brandon Browner going to the Pats. The Patriots run a tight ship and aren't afraid to toss people overboard if they don't meet that standard. Still, ####### hate the franchise.
There is no way Gordon - with all of his disruptive behavior - winds up on the Pats.
Blount , moss and numerous others have gone there to reclaim their careers.
Mike Lombardi tried trading him away multiple times when he was with the Browns. Highly doubt now that he's on the pats staff, they trade for him.
 
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Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.
This, for the same reason I called Brandon Browner going to the Pats. The Patriots run a tight ship and aren't afraid to toss people overboard if they don't meet that standard. Still, ####### hate the franchise.
There is no way Gordon - with all of his disruptive behavior - winds up on the Pats.
Blount , moss and numerous others have gone there to reclaim their careers.
Mike Lombardi tried trading him away multiple times when he was with the Browns. Highly doubt now that he's on the pats staff, they trade for him.
Lombardi? :lmao:

 
I think overall it's still doubtful he gets traded. As I stated previously I've got my tin foil hat on that the Browns are sleazily getting an extra year out of him on the cheap. That being said, it is not out of the question for a number of teams to take on the burden/risk associated with Gordon provided they have the structure. Cleveland tends to put good players, hell, even mediocre players on a pedestal if they show any signs of being competent. I can't imagine the Pats not being willing to take on the risk the same way they did with Moss, Dillon, Chad Johnson, Browner, Hernandez, Heynesworth... it's their MO. I also bet Jerry Jones would be drooling to pair Gordon and Bryant together and has also shown great willingness to take on high risk players. I'd also be curious to see if the Vikings wouldn't be willing to take him on as Norv was the one to feed him and Zimmer has a history in Dallas and Cincy of working with high risk/high reward players. The realm of possibilities is large given he's on a rookie contract and can easily be divorced from if he screws up. Probably why he is still with and will likely remain with the Browns.

 
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I think overall it's still doubtful he gets traded. As I stated previously I've got my tin foil hat on that the Browns as sleazily getting an extra year out of him on the cheap. That being said, it is not out of the question for a number of teams to take on the burden/risk associated with Gordon provided they have the structure. Cleveland tends to put good players, hell, even mediocre players on a pedestal if they show any signs of being competent. I can't imagine the Pats not being willing to take on the risk the same way they did with Moss, Dillon, Chad Johnson, Browner, Hernandez, Heynesworth... it's their MO. I also bet Jerry Jones would be drooling to pair Gordon and Bryant together and has also shown great willingness to take on high risk players. I'd also be curious to see if the Vikings wouldn't be willing to take him on as Norv was the one to feed him and Zimmer has a history in Dallas and Cincy of working with high risk/high reward players. The realm of possibilities is large given he's on a rookie contract and can easily be divorced from if he screws up. Probably why he is still with and will likely remain with the Browns.
:goodposting:

 
This feels like it has Rosenhaus written all over it.
Hey it could be a ploy forcing the Browns hand.

On the other hand risking losing that year of free agency doesn't seem like it would help towards making more money more quickly. Still, get traded to a team with a good to great QB, renegotiate a new extended contract, and things suddenly look brighter and richer. Put yourself in the shoes of Rosenhaus and Gordon, how does the prospect of starting next year with Manziel or free agent QB X sound?

 
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As much as Gordon doesn't learn, you would think people have learned to stop writing off Gordon. Even a midseason rule change to benefit this guy out of nowhere cant convince people this guy has 1000 lives. So many things could be in play here. Tate got cut midseason and RBs get demoted for "bad practice." Are we talking about practice? Shoot Hoyer even gets threatened with his job and starts playing bad.

He got suspended for a meaningless Week 17 game, the team is definitely cutting him or trading him, and that is great news for Gordon and and Gordon owners.

R-E-L-A-X --- Relax. I wonder if he would have these problems playing for Billichick or Carroll? Maybe the Saints will need a new #12 at the end of this season.
I agree with this I think Pettine is moving on, he is changing to change the character of the team (as he sees it).

As for the Saints, that would be awesome and exciting for everyone, but NO may not be the best town for a guy struggling with pot and partying and they have their own strictures about having good character. They did try to trade for Lynch though (offered more than Seattle actually) and they will trade draft picks. They need a WR of Gordon's caliber badly. But again things have been shaky lately in terms of team and locker room chemistry.

 
Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.
This, for the same reason I called Brandon Browner going to the Pats. The Patriots run a tight ship and aren't afraid to toss people overboard if they don't meet that standard. Still, ####### hate the franchise.
There is no way Gordon - with all of his disruptive behavior - winds up on the Pats.
Blount , moss and numerous others have gone there to reclaim their careers.
Mike Lombardi tried trading him away multiple times when he was with the Browns. Highly doubt now that he's on the pats staff, they trade for him.
Lombardi? :lmao:
Belicheck respects him enough to have him on staff, not sure what's so funny about that. The patriots front office knows more about Gordon's transgressions than 30 other organizations.

 
Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.
This, for the same reason I called Brandon Browner going to the Pats. The Patriots run a tight ship and aren't afraid to toss people overboard if they don't meet that standard. Still, ####### hate the franchise.
There is no way Gordon - with all of his disruptive behavior - winds up on the Pats.
Blount , moss and numerous others have gone there to reclaim their careers.
Mike Lombardi tried trading him away multiple times when he was with the Browns. Highly doubt now that he's on the pats staff, they trade for him.
Blount does not step out of line when he is on the Pats. BB had worked with him before. The issues with Gordon feel different. A repeated pattern of violating team rules despite terrible consequences to his career and football team. There is no way.

 
Gordon on the Patriots will act differently than Gordon on the Browns. Culture is huge, its not just coincidence this team has issue after issue but the Patriots manage to work with players other teams cant.

 
Gordon's not likely to be traded. Who's going to want to take this kid on and pay the price expected? Unless he can be had at a major discount, which I don't think he can, then he's staying in Clev.

 
Gordon's not likely to be traded. Who's going to want to take this kid on and pay the price expected? Unless he can be had at a major discount, which I don't think he can, then he's staying in Clev.
Nearing FA, they'll deal him for peanuts. Think Santonio Holmes Jets price.

I'm not sure why people believe the price will be high. This is a franchise that has no intention of paying him. Something instead of nothing will be their mindset.

 
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Pettine wants him gone, JG doesn't fit what he is doing. Yes he is that talented, there will be takers, probably on draft day for a 5th or so.

 
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Gordon's not likely to be traded. Who's going to want to take this kid on and pay the price expected? Unless he can be had at a major discount, which I don't think he can, then he's staying in Clev.
Nearing FA, they'll deal him for peanuts. Think Santonio Holmes Jets price.I'm not sure why people believe the price will be high. This is a franchise that has no intention of paying him.
He's a lot better than Holmes ever was. It's always a nice concept to think players are going to be traded when their contracts are nearing end and the team doesn't want tot resign them. It rarely actually happens that way in the NFL, though.

 
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Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.
This, for the same reason I called Brandon Browner going to the Pats. The Patriots run a tight ship and aren't afraid to toss people overboard if they don't meet that standard. Still, ####### hate the franchise.
There is no way Gordon - with all of his disruptive behavior - winds up on the Pats.
Blount , moss and numerous others have gone there to reclaim their careers.
pats got all of those players for dirt cheap. youd be insande to think they wouldnt pick up gordon for next to nothing.

 
Gordon's not likely to be traded. Who's going to want to take this kid on and pay the price expected? Unless he can be had at a major discount, which I don't think he can, then he's staying in Clev.
The action of suspending him for one game, removing one year of accrued service, simultaneously ruins his relationship with Cleveland, and maybe makes him more attractive in trade.

That's my first thought anyway. It certainly looks like the Browns are done with him.

 
when smoking weed is vastly more important than a $100 million dollar NFL career .... that tells you the power of weed and the ignorance of some people

I hope the guy never plays again- that harsh reality might actually sink in and force him into action

 
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Mike Williams 2.0
The fat Mike Williams who doesn't compare at all with Gordon in physique or talent or the cry baby, slacker Mike Williams that doesn't compare to Gordon in terms of talent.IF there is a move I'd bet on New England. Usually they're wiling to take shots like this when they know they can easily cut the guy no harm, no foul. That could have changed with the echos of Hernandez. Usually being a bad/questionable character does not equal murderer though.
This, for the same reason I called Brandon Browner going to the Pats. The Patriots run a tight ship and aren't afraid to toss people overboard if they don't meet that standard. Still, ####### hate the franchise.
There is no way Gordon - with all of his disruptive behavior - winds up on the Pats.
Blount , moss and numerous others have gone there to reclaim their careers.
pats got all of those players for dirt cheap. youd be insande to think they wouldnt pick up gordon for next to nothing.
Okay - if the Pats could get Gordon super cheap (unlikely) and BB felt that he would miraculously change his oppositional nature (unlikely) then, yes, the Patriots would take a chance. But since neither of those things are happening I will stick to my original point of view on this. No way.

 
Gets

massraider said:
jurb26 said:
Gordon's not likely to be traded. Who's going to want to take this kid on and pay the price expected? Unless he can be had at a major discount, which I don't think he can, then he's staying in Clev.
The action of suspending him for one game, removing one year of accrued service, simultaneously ruins his relationship with Cleveland, and maybe makes him more attractive in trade.

That's my first thought anyway. It certainly looks like the Browns are done with him.
he wasn't supposed to play this season anyway

 
Gets

massraider said:
jurb26 said:
Gordon's not likely to be traded. Who's going to want to take this kid on and pay the price expected? Unless he can be had at a major discount, which I don't think he can, then he's staying in Clev.
The action of suspending him for one game, removing one year of accrued service, simultaneously ruins his relationship with Cleveland, and maybe makes him more attractive in trade.

That's my first thought anyway. It certainly looks like the Browns are done with him.
he wasn't supposed to play this season anyway
I'm sure that's the way Gordon looks at it.

 
Jerry Curl said:
Banger said:
This guy just doesn't get it and likely never will until he's out of the league. Million dollar talent, 10 cent head.
The Gordon haters come out in full force any chance they can get.
I'm far from a hater but I'm not going to make excuses for pure idiocy. I owned him since he came in the league and traded him a couple weeks back. The guy is a pro and has been given multiple chances and he's burning one after another. Not sure how you can view the situation any other way.Supremely talented but is absolutely wasting it and costing himself millions and millions with his antics.

 
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Jerry Curl said:
Banger said:
This guy just doesn't get it and likely never will until he's out of the league. Million dollar talent, 10 cent head.
The Gordon haters come out in full force any chance they can get.
Curious, where do the Gordon lovers stand? What are the things that you LOVED about Gordon in 2014?

 

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