Gordon is out for year. damnit.
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And some of YOU GUYS make it seem like he been taking performance enhancing drugs and paying players to hurt other players intentionally. You get the fuck out of here. What the guy does on his own time and his own dime during the off-season should be nobodies business. Get off Josh's dick and let the fucking kid play the game that he was born to play, weed or no weed. This is 2014, time to grow the fuck up you control freaks.
No one person can be this dense on accident, so I am now positive you are nothing more than an attention seeking troll. For the last time, and this time I'll type S L O W L Y so I don't lose you:
Your newest butt buddy broke a rule, irregardless of WHAT THE FUCK THAT RULE IS, and in doing so, if found guilty, is subject to a year long suspension. He was fully aware of these consequences when he knowingly and willingly broke the rule.
I don't know how to speak in phonics, but even if I did, I doubt you have the intelligence to understand the above information regardless of how I spell it out for you........... I know, maybe I'll try hand puppets next time. Fucktard.
No one person can be this dense on accident, so I am now positive you are nothing more than an attention seeking troll. For the last time, and this time I'll type S L O W L Y so I don't lose you:
Your newest butt buddy broke a rule, irregardless of WHAT THE FUCK THAT RULE IS, and in doing so, if found guilty, is subject to a year long suspension. He was fully aware of these consequences when he knowing and willingly broke the rule.
I don't know how to speak phonics, but even if I did, I doubt you have the intelligence to understand the above information regardless of how I spell it out for you........... I know, maybe I'll try hand puppets next time. Fucktard.
You were actually speaking phonics. Phonics is just the different sounds of letters when grouped together to create different words. Teachered bitches.
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No one person can be this dense on accident, so I am now positive you are nothing more than an attention seeking troll. For the last time, and this time I'll type S L O W L Y so I don't lose you:
Your newest butt buddy broke a rule, irregardless of WHAT THE FUCK THAT RULE IS, and in doing so, if found guilty, is subject to a year long suspension. He was fully aware of these consequences when he knowing and willingly broke the rule.
I don't know how to speak phonics, but even if I did, I doubt you have the intelligence to understand the above information regardless of how I spell it out for you........... I know, maybe I'll try hand puppets next time. Fucktard.
You were actually speaking phonics. Phonics is just the different sounds of letters when grouped together to create different words. Teachered bitches.
You were actually speaking phonics. Phonics is just the different sounds of letters when grouped together to create different words. Teachered bitches.
If I ever become a teacher I'm ending every class with that line.
I will also be looking for a new profession the next day but it would be so worth it.
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No one person can be this dense on accident, so I am now positive you are nothing more than an attention seeking troll. For the last time, and this time I'll type S L O W L Y so I don't lose you:
Your newest butt buddy broke a rule, irregardless of WHAT THE FUCK THAT RULE IS, and in doing so, if found guilty, is subject to a year long suspension. He was fully aware of these consequences when he knowing and willingly broke the rule.
I don't know how to speak phonics, but even if I did, I doubt you have the intelligence to understand the above information regardless of how I spell it out for you........... I know, maybe I'll try hand puppets next time. Fucktard.
You were actually speaking phonics. Phonics is just the different sounds of letters when grouped together to create different words. Teachered bitches.
You were actually speaking phonics. Phonics is just the different sounds of letters when grouped together to create different words. Teachered bitches.
Smart ass

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First off, I think it is ridiculous that any athlete can be suspended for smoking weed.
HOWEVER,
When you sign an NFL contract, you are effectively checking the box that says "I hereby accept the terms and
conditions of the NFL...etc., etc., etc." One of the terms and conditions is that you don't get to smoke weed or whatever
else the NFL says you are not allowed to do. Period. End of story. Develop a serious drinking habit, get high on life,
inhale nitrous, whatever. But if it shows up in a piss test, find another way to alter your reality.
Bottom line, dude needs to pull his head out of his ass and grow up. Need incentive? Look at Joe Haden's new contract.
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It's sad that the NFL welcomes and embraces an openly gay player for the first time ever just as it's debating on how long to suspend a player that smokes a little weed. All I can say is... what the fuck? This needs fixed and changed immediately, the hopes of all Browns Fans(and new Browns Fans) are on the line with the Josh Gordon ruling.
If. And I say IF! If, Josh intentionally dropped a bad UA in order to bring about CHANGE in the NFL culture, and he's a high enough profile player to do so... Man, I love the kid even more for the balls it would take to do so. I'm not saying it's as big as Rosa Parks, I'm just sayin.
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It's sad that the NFL welcomes and embraces an openly gay player for the first time ever just as it's debating on how long to suspend a player that smokes a little weed. All I can say is... what the fuck? This needs fixed and changed immediately, the hopes of all Browns Fans(and new Browns Fans) are on the line with the Josh Gordon ruling.
If. And I say IF! If, Josh intentionally dropped a bad UA in order to bring about CHANGE in the NFL culture, and he's a high enough profile player to do so... Man, I love the kid even more for the balls it would take to do so. I'm not saying it's as big as Rosa Parks, I'm just sayin.
It's sad that the NFL welcomes and embraces an openly gay player for the first time ever just as it's debating on how long to suspend a player that smokes a little weed. All I can say is... what the fuck? This needs fixed and changed immediately, the hopes of all Browns Fans(and new Browns Fans) are on the line with the Josh Gordon ruling.
If. And I say IF! If, Josh intentionally dropped a bad UA in order to bring about CHANGE in the NFL culture, and he's a high enough profile player to do so... Man, I love the kid even more for the balls it would take to do so. I'm not saying it's as big as Rosa Parks, I'm just sayin.
Ok so I could almost wrap my head around your first paragraph, I stress ALMOST. The second one puts you out there on that delusional plane you seem to exist in most of the time. You have got to be fucking kidding me if you think Josh smoked some weed to drive change in the NFL!! I mean comeon man when does the delusion end???
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It's sad that the NFL welcomes and embraces an openly gay player for the first time ever just as it's debating on how long to suspend a player that smokes a little weed. All I can say is... what the fuck? This needs fixed and changed immediately, the hopes of all Browns Fans(and new Browns Fans) are on the line with the Josh Gordon ruling.
If. And I say IF! If, Josh intentionally dropped a bad UA in order to bring about CHANGE in the NFL culture, and he's a high enough profile player to do so... Man, I love the kid even more for the balls it would take to do so. I'm not saying it's as big as Rosa Parks, I'm just sayin.
It's sad that the NFL welcomes and embraces an openly gay player for the first time ever just as it's debating on how long to suspend a player that smokes a little weed. All I can say is... what the fuck? This needs fixed and changed immediately, the hopes of all Browns Fans(and new Browns Fans) are on the line with the Josh Gordon ruling.If. And I say IF! If, Josh intentionally dropped a bad UA in order to bring about CHANGE in the NFL culture, and he's a high enough profile player to do so... Man, I love the kid even more for the balls it would take to do so. I'm not saying it's as big as Rosa Parks, I'm just sayin.
Looks like the NFL is changing, but too late to help Josh Gordon:
New policy will change pot discipline
Updated: May 13, 2014, 3:58 PM ET
By Dan Graziano
It would be too late to help Josh Gordon, Will Hill or anyone else in danger of lengthy suspensions for violations of current rules. But when and if the NFL's new drug policy is finalized and announced, it will include changes specific to marijuana and other drugs of abuse.
A source told ESPN.com on Tuesday that the renegotiation of the drug policy, which has been going on since 2011 and includes testing for HGH, also will significantly increase the threshold for a positive marijuana test and reduce the punishments for violations involving that drug.
The source said the NFL's policy on marijuana is outdated, pointing out that WADA has a higher threshold for a positive test than the NFL currently does, and in need of updating.
The NFLPA has expressed to the league an interest in studying the medical research that has led to the legalization of marijuana in many states for medicinal use, but it believes changes were needed in the meantime regardless.
What's holding up the implementation and announcement of changes to the league's drug policy is a continued standoff over arbitration of discipline. In cases of non-analytical positives (i.e., an Alex Rodriguez type of case in which a player is found in violation of the drug policy by some method other than a failed test) or in cases of violations of law (i.e., hypothetically, a player got caught trying to smuggle prescription drugs across the Canadian border), the NFLPA has asked that discipline appeals be heard by an independent arbitrator.
The NFL has continued to insist that the commissioner have final say over discipline matters.
It's the same hangup that was addressed last week by union president Eric Winston, who said of commissioner Roger Goodell on the issue of HGH testing, "He wants to hold all the cards and he wants to be the judge, jury and executioner, and we're not going to go for an un-American system like that."
In response to the union's claims, NFL spokesman Greg Aiello e-mailed the following last week to ESPN: "It's kind of funny because since 2011 the union has come up with one excuse after another to avoid implementing an agreement to test for HGH. First, it was the testing method; then it was the population study; now it's commissioner authority. Our commitment to testing is clear. The same cannot be said of the union."
The dispute over arbitration, it turns out, is holding up more than just HGH testing. There are widespread changes to the NFL's drug policy that these two sides have negotiated and are waiting to implement once they can reach agreement on the administration of discipline.
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It's sad that the NFL welcomes and embraces an openly gay player for the first time ever just as it's debating on how long to suspend a player that smokes a little weed. All I can say is... what the fuck? This needs fixed and changed immediately, the hopes of all Browns Fans(and new Browns Fans) are on the line with the Josh Gordon ruling.
If. And I say IF! If, Josh intentionally dropped a bad UA in order to bring about CHANGE in the NFL culture, and he's a high enough profile player to do so... Man, I love the kid even more for the balls it would take to do so. I'm not saying it's as big as Rosa Parks, I'm just sayin.
Ok so I could almost wrap my head around your first paragraph, I stress ALMOST. The second one puts you out there on that delusional plane you seem to exist in most of the time. You have got to be fucking kidding me if you think Josh smoked some weed to drive change in the NFL!! I mean comeon man when does the delusion end???
Ok so I could almost wrap my head around your first paragraph, I stress ALMOST. The second one puts you out there on that delusional plane you seem to exist in most of the time. You have got to be fucking kidding me if you think Josh smoked some weed to drive change in the NFL!! I mean comeon man when does the delusion end???
- Yo, I'm me. I'm good with it. I embrace it. Every where I go dey be like, you soo CraZy. -
Does anyone no the timeline on Gordon, when will the appeal take place, the possible suspension announced???
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It's sad that the NFL welcomes and embraces an openly gay player for the first time ever just as it's debating on how long to suspend a player that smokes a little weed. All I can say is... what the fuck? This needs fixed and changed immediately, the hopes of all Browns Fans(and new Browns Fans) are on the line with the Josh Gordon ruling.If. And I say IF! If, Josh intentionally dropped a bad UA in order to bring about CHANGE in the NFL culture, and he's a high enough profile player to do so... Man, I love the kid even more for the balls it would take to do so. I'm not saying it's as big as Rosa Parks, I'm just sayin.
Looks like the NFL is changing, but too late to help Josh Gordon:
New policy will change pot discipline
Updated: May 13, 2014, 3:58 PM ET
By Dan Graziano
It would be too late to help Josh Gordon, Will Hill or anyone else in danger of lengthy suspensions for violations of current rules. But when and if the NFL's new drug policy is finalized and announced, it will include changes specific to marijuana and other drugs of abuse.
A source told ESPN.com on Tuesday that the renegotiation of the drug policy, which has been going on since 2011 and includes testing for HGH, also will significantly increase the threshold for a positive marijuana test and reduce the punishments for violations involving that drug.
The source said the NFL's policy on marijuana is outdated, pointing out that WADA has a higher threshold for a positive test than the NFL currently does, and in need of updating.
The NFLPA has expressed to the league an interest in studying the medical research that has led to the legalization of marijuana in many states for medicinal use, but it believes changes were needed in the meantime regardless.
What's holding up the implementation and announcement of changes to the league's drug policy is a continued standoff over arbitration of discipline. In cases of non-analytical positives (i.e., an Alex Rodriguez type of case in which a player is found in violation of the drug policy by some method other than a failed test) or in cases of violations of law (i.e., hypothetically, a player got caught trying to smuggle prescription drugs across the Canadian border), the NFLPA has asked that discipline appeals be heard by an independent arbitrator.
The NFL has continued to insist that the commissioner have final say over discipline matters.
It's the same hangup that was addressed last week by union president Eric Winston, who said of commissioner Roger Goodell on the issue of HGH testing, "He wants to hold all the cards and he wants to be the judge, jury and executioner, and we're not going to go for an un-American system like that."
In response to the union's claims, NFL spokesman Greg Aiello e-mailed the following last week to ESPN: "It's kind of funny because since 2011 the union has come up with one excuse after another to avoid implementing an agreement to test for HGH. First, it was the testing method; then it was the population study; now it's commissioner authority. Our commitment to testing is clear. The same cannot be said of the union."
The dispute over arbitration, it turns out, is holding up more than just HGH testing. There are widespread changes to the NFL's drug policy that these two sides have negotiated and are waiting to implement once they can reach agreement on the administration of discipline.
Looks like the NFL is changing, but too late to help Josh Gordon:
New policy will change pot discipline
Updated: May 13, 2014, 3:58 PM ET
By Dan Graziano
It would be too late to help Josh Gordon, Will Hill or anyone else in danger of lengthy suspensions for violations of current rules. But when and if the NFL's new drug policy is finalized and announced, it will include changes specific to marijuana and other drugs of abuse.
A source told ESPN.com on Tuesday that the renegotiation of the drug policy, which has been going on since 2011 and includes testing for HGH, also will significantly increase the threshold for a positive marijuana test and reduce the punishments for violations involving that drug.
The source said the NFL's policy on marijuana is outdated, pointing out that WADA has a higher threshold for a positive test than the NFL currently does, and in need of updating.
The NFLPA has expressed to the league an interest in studying the medical research that has led to the legalization of marijuana in many states for medicinal use, but it believes changes were needed in the meantime regardless.
What's holding up the implementation and announcement of changes to the league's drug policy is a continued standoff over arbitration of discipline. In cases of non-analytical positives (i.e., an Alex Rodriguez type of case in which a player is found in violation of the drug policy by some method other than a failed test) or in cases of violations of law (i.e., hypothetically, a player got caught trying to smuggle prescription drugs across the Canadian border), the NFLPA has asked that discipline appeals be heard by an independent arbitrator.
The NFL has continued to insist that the commissioner have final say over discipline matters.
It's the same hangup that was addressed last week by union president Eric Winston, who said of commissioner Roger Goodell on the issue of HGH testing, "He wants to hold all the cards and he wants to be the judge, jury and executioner, and we're not going to go for an un-American system like that."
In response to the union's claims, NFL spokesman Greg Aiello e-mailed the following last week to ESPN: "It's kind of funny because since 2011 the union has come up with one excuse after another to avoid implementing an agreement to test for HGH. First, it was the testing method; then it was the population study; now it's commissioner authority. Our commitment to testing is clear. The same cannot be said of the union."
The dispute over arbitration, it turns out, is holding up more than just HGH testing. There are widespread changes to the NFL's drug policy that these two sides have negotiated and are waiting to implement once they can reach agreement on the administration of discipline.
There's no way they don't make an exception for this.
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One way or another, the kush transgression will dearly cost the young kushman
If I were calling the shots in Berea, I would explore every available avenue to part ways with Gordon. Sooner than later.
He's become and will remain a distraction.
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Just learned that if Girdon is banned for a year that year does not count against the two seasons still on his contract
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Also NFL is going into negotiations on the current drug policy to do two things. First is to get a system in place to test for HGH.
Second is to... Reduce the penalty for use of pot! This might be why farmer doesn't seem as worried. If talks about reducing the penalty go through, Gordon's punishment could be reduced to reflect the new rules. What those new rules will be is anyone's guess, and it all depends on how long this takes the league and the NFLPA to work out but if it gets done sooner we could very well see Gordon playing this season as the rules would go into affect immediately.
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Also NFL is going into negotiations on the current drug policy to do two things. First is to get a system in place to test for HGH.
Second is to... Reduce the penalty for use of pot! This might be why farmer doesn't seem as worried. If talks about reducing the penalty go through, Gordon's punishment could be reduced to reflect the new rules. What those new rules will be is anyone's guess, and it all depends on how long this takes the league and the NFLPA to work out but if it gets done sooner we could very well see Gordon playing this season as the rules would go into affect immediately.
I would love to see this as just a fine going, maybe 1-4 games.Also NFL is going into negotiations on the current drug policy to do two things. First is to get a system in place to test for HGH.
Second is to... Reduce the penalty for use of pot! This might be why farmer doesn't seem as worried. If talks about reducing the penalty go through, Gordon's punishment could be reduced to reflect the new rules. What those new rules will be is anyone's guess, and it all depends on how long this takes the league and the NFLPA to work out but if it gets done sooner we could very well see Gordon playing this season as the rules would go into affect immediately.
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well as much as I'd like to see the dumbass get a break just because it would be good for the Browns I'd guess it would be hard for the league to give him a break while other players had to take the suspension.
I did hear on the radio, just for mitigation purposes, some sports writer saying that he knew the kid and that he was a nice humble young man. I guess that's better than being a punk. So he's just stupid, which is better then a shitty attitude I suppose. WSS
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Its a shame that gordon is going to be suspended for smoking weed. The only reason i would have people abstain from weed in professional areas is because of the damn smell it leaves, but on someones off time i see nothing wrong with it. Sure rules are rules, and josh should've known, but it seems like hes just dumb enough to get caught, its been stated over and over again that a large number of players smoke weed in the national football league
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