Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
Not spotted at practice today, not looking good for Monday Night.
But he's been cleaner for a longer period than any time in recent memory.His production has been pretty abysmal
Good point.But he's been cleaner for a longer period than any time in recent memory.
I also think he's getting way more defensive attention than any other receiver on that roster. It's a lot easier for the Phillip Dorsetts of the world when the safties are looking elsewhere.
Dropped him for the Lazard KingHis production has been pretty abysmal, and there will soon be more competition for targets. I'm leaning toward dropping him.
Josh Gordon (knee) did not practice Friday.
Gordon is very unlikely to play on Sunday after missing practice all week. That means Julian Edelman and Phillip Dorsett (questionable) will be Tom Brady's top receivers with James White also chipping in. The Patriots are extremely thin at tight end as well -- Ryan Izzo and Matt LaCossee didn't practice Friday either. Consider Gordon week to week.
SOURCE: Patriots.com
Oct 18, 2019, 4:31 PM ET
I wish I didn’t take FF so seriously because I’d love to add Gunner just for the hell if it.Gordon is very unlikely to play on Sunday after missing practice all week. That means Julian Edelman and Phillip Dorsett (questionable) will be Tom Brady's top receivers with James White also chipping in.
He better not unless he takes a bubble screen 60 yards the wrong direction. We gave him too many chances for him to do us like that.Makes sense that he won't play Monday @Jets, since the Patriots are likely to win anyways with him or without.
Cleveland at Home in Foxboro the week after, gotta think Gordon is playing in that football game and will have his "Big Day" perhaps that week before the schedule starts getting a little more challenging.
Josh Gordon (knee) won't suit up for the Patriots' Monday night matchup against the Jets.
Undrafted rookie Gunner Olszewski is expected to take Gordon's spot in 3-WR sets. The Patriots bumped Julian Edelman out wide with Phillip Dorsett sidelined last week, as Jakobi Meyers ultimately spent 44-of-56 snaps (79%) in the slot. The Jets defense isn't bad; they're one of just 12 units to allow fewer than 5.5 yards per play this season. We wouldn't bet against the league's highest-scoring offense having too hard of a time putting up points, but this isn't a cake walk -- particularly with Sam Darnold back under center. Meyers is the preferred streamer option over Olszewski due to the former receiver's demonstrated chemistry with Tom Brady that dates back to training camp.
SOURCE: Adam Caplan on Twitter.
Oct 19, 2019, 4:53 PM ET
Yep. I dropped him in my main league. He's a big part of the reason I won't make the playoffs for the first time ever in that league.Lol ok screw this.
Yup. He's busyIs soulfly okay?
Patriots' Josh Gordon: Present for walk-through practice
by RotoWire Staff
(19 mins ago) Gordon (knee/ankle) was spotted at Wednesday's walk-through, Andrew Callahan of The Springfield Republican reports.
Gordon sat out Monday's win over the Jets, but his presence on the field Wednesday suggests that he has a shot to return to action Sunday against the Browns. We'll have to see how the Patriots list the wideout's level of practice participation on Wednesday's injury report, but it appears as though he's in the day-to-day category at this stage. Also practicing Wednesday was newcomer Mohamed Sanu, a player who could end up cutting into Gordon's workload once he's up to speed with the Patriots' playbook
For what? He's currently injured and is certainly on a rehabilitation plan and could be suspended at a moment's notice. Would there be teams really looking to take that on? Uprooting him now could have very bad outcomes with regard to JG working his program.I'm a bit surprised the Patriots haven't tried to move Gordon.
Eagles are starving for a downfield threat.
Ravens need WR help.
Shark Pool can't be the only collection of people still living off of 2013 highlight reels.
Now the 2nd for Sanu makes a lot more sense.
Patriots placed Josh Gordon (knee) on injured reserve, ending his 2019 season.
Gordon's injury-riddled season comes to a disappointing close as he finishes with merely 20 catches for 287 yards and one score. The team will also reportedly waive him once he's healthy, closing his Patriots career with 60/1,087/4 over 17 regular season games. This transaction explains why the Patriots felt the need to invest a second-rounder in Mohamed Sanu prior to Tuesday's trade deadline. New England will move forward with some combination of Julian Edelman, Jakobi Myers and Sanu primarily working from the slot while Phillip Dorsett stays locked in on the outside. No. 32 overall pick N'Keal Harry also has an easier path to opportunity upon his (pending) Week 11 return. 29 in April, another suitor is fully expected to take a flier on Gordon's incomparable athleticism next year.
SOURCE: Field Yates on Twitter
Oct 23, 2019, 4:22 PM ET
NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports Josh Gordon (knee, IR) could be waived and available as a free agent "soon."
Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer added that Gordon's knee injury is "minor" and the 28-year-old expects to be medically cleared "soon." Gordon would obviously be eligible to sign with another team and play immediately if that occurs. He was reportedly dealing with two bone bruises in his knee before missing practice the past two weeks but was ultimately on his way out for performance reasons after totaling 20/287/1 in six injury-riddled games this season. Even if he's on your bench, it's purely a cross-your-fingers move to keep him stashed and wait for any further reps to occur this year.
SOURCE: Mike Garafolo on Twitter
Oct 23, 2019, 5:34 PM ET
Or, brother, he was washed. Cause he looked washed, sad as it is to say it.Something must have severely annoyed Belichick in his play. Wrong routes, blocking, something.
Wait. Did you just suggest Gordon could someday be in the NFL Hall of Fame? I guess he could buy a ticket.Would be wild if he and Antonio Brown both went into the Hall of Fame as Patriots. Assuming AB doesn't go in as a Raider.
https://twitter.com/MikeGarafolo/status/1187114054122397697Josh Gordon believes he’s close to returning to play, source says. So his IR designation today means he’s likely done with the #Patriots but could be available for teams as a free agent soon. Very interesting.
I just heard a discussion about this on the radio. NE apparently has moved on from Gordon. That’s a topic of its own. For whatever reason, they are choosing to move on.https://twitter.com/MikeGarafolo/status/1187114054122397697
So let's talk potential landing spots - assuming the Pats don't just sit on him ROS to play keep away. Honestly, I'm not sure why they wouldn't - his salary isn't an issue, right? So why let him walk onto a contender that might be short on WR help right now?
Anyway, assuming the do cut him reasonably soon, here are the teams I think are starving (or at least fairly hungry) for WR help right now, in order:
1. Raiders
2. Packers
3. Eagles
4. Niners
5. Ravens
6. Broncos
7. Giants
He would be done until next year if NE kept him. But that doesn’t sound like the plan. See my post above.Rotoworld said he was done until next year. Take that with all the grains of salt you want, and it doesn't sound right, but here's the blurb:
Josh Gordon WR, New England Patriots
Patriots placed Josh Gordon (knee) on injured reserve, ending his 2019 season.
Gordon's injury-riddled season comes to a disappointing close as he finishes with merely 20 catches for 287 yards and one score. The team will also reportedly waive him once he's healthy, closing his Patriots career with 60/1,087/4 over 17 regular season games. This transaction explains why the Patriots felt the need to invest a second-rounder in Mohamed Sanu prior to Tuesday's trade deadline. New England will move forward with some combination of Julian Edelman, Jakobi Myers and Sanu primarily working from the slot while Phillip Dorsett stays locked in on the outside. No. 32 overall pick N'Keal Harry also has an easier path to opportunity upon his (pending) Week 11 return. 29 in April, another suitor is fully expected to take a flier on Gordon's incomparable athleticism next year.
Source: Field Yates on Twitter
Oct 23, 2019, 4:22 PM ET
Gotcha. Still a little confused, but thanks.He would be done until next year if NE kept him. But that doesn’t sound like the plan. See my post above.
I think you just answered your own question.Just noticed the Gordon owner in my league dropped him.
Key question: Is he worth picking up?
He hasn't exactly lit it up this season.
I could actually see him retiring.
i was never able to really figure out exactly whose alias that was.Is soulfly dead?