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  • Says the ones that will be hanging from his nuts when he returns and burn the defense so bad that they quit. 

  • Are you even allowed inside the stadium if Gordon is playing or does the restraining order keep you like miles away from the guy? 

    @mark-o said:

    Are you even allowed inside the stadium if Gordon is playing or does the restraining order keep you like miles away from the guy? 

    Poe's got it all summed up in his profile.."Watching Documentaries about ANCIENT TIMES & Civilizations"...Hell, I'd bet if Poe da Poet can write a poem, for damn sure Poe's got that Gordo Documentary ready to hit the presses...21st Poe.. #12 comes out of rehab    

  • @alkid3 said:

    Josh Gordon is in shape. If you follow his social media you can see. Hope he comes back soon. 

    I can flat out tell you being in shape then having your body physically and mentally prepared for the game are two different things.  

    @tiamat63 said:

    I can flat out tell you being in shape then having your body physically and mentally prepared for the game are two different things.  

    I can't speak on his mental state obviously. But we are talking about football shape. Of course they are different. 

  • @alkid3 said:

    Josh Gordon is in shape. If you follow his social media you can see. Hope he comes back soon. 

    I can flat out tell you being in shape then having your body physically and mentally prepared for the game are two different things.  

    @tiamat63 said:

    I can flat out tell you being in shape then having your body physically and mentally prepared for the game are two different things.  

    And then there's this little detail of learning the playbook. It's a tad more complicated than streak left, streak right. 🙂

  • @tiamat63 said:

    I can flat out tell you being in shape then having your body physically and mentally prepared for the game are two different things.  

    And then there's this little detail of learning the playbook. It's a tad more complicated than streak left, streak right. 🙂

    @hoorta said:

    And then there's this little detail of learning the playbook. It's a tad more complicated than streak left, streak right. 🙂

    Just bring JM back. They are both on the same page since they only study one of those together anyway.

  • Poetic is a fag.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Poetic is a fag.

    That's why he comes here.

  • Ghoolie commenting on DieHardBrownsFan commenting on PoG.

    That's a perfect storm of stupidity right there. An "Axis of Asswipes".

  • Ghoolie commenting on DieHardBrownsFan commenting on PoG.

    That's a perfect storm of stupidity right there. An "Axis of Asswipes".

    @dutch-oven said:

    Ghoolie commenting on DieHardBrownsFan commenting on PoG.

    That's a perfect storm of stupidity right there. An "Axis of Asswipes".

    Perfect match for a 'dutch oven'.

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Ghoolie commenting on DieHardBrownsFan commenting on PoG.

    That's a perfect storm of stupidity right there. An "Axis of Asswipes".

    Perfect match for a 'dutch oven'.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Perfect match for a 'dutch oven'.

    I sincerely hope you didn't strain yourself coming up with that witty retort. Man, that was soooooooooooooo good.

  • @boo-fagley said:

    Too bad Gordon doesnt give a shit about Cleveland or the fans.

    When it comes to Gordon, there are so many Browns fans that act like they have battered woman's syndrome. One way or another, they'll excuse anything Josh Gordon does.

  • @boo-fagley said:

    Gordon really seems like a ok guy, but not a good team mate. He doesnt come across as a gamgsta.

    Its a shame. The way that Gordon was playing, the HOF wasnt out of the question.

    That's true, he doesn't come off as a bad person. Just a person who really isn't into football enough to stop doing the things that keep him from playing football.

  • @boo-fagley said:

    Gordon really seems like a ok guy, but not a good team mate. He doesnt come across as a gamgsta.

    Its a shame. The way that Gordon was playing, the HOF wasnt out of the question.

    That's true, he doesn't come off as a bad person. Just a person who really isn't into football enough to stop doing the things that keep him from playing football.

    @dutch-oven said:

    Just a person who really isn't into football enough to stop doing the things that keep him from playing football.

    He's also a guy that doesn't always give 100%.  He's given up on passes that if he turned the after burners on and perhaps made a leap, he might have been able to catch.  Instead he shuts the throttle off because the ball isn't placed in his breadbasket.  

    He's cetainly a big, tall, fast weapon...as long as you make the ball easy for him to catch. 

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Ghoolie commenting on DieHardBrownsFan commenting on PoG.

    That's a perfect storm of stupidity right there. An "Axis of Asswipes".

    Perfect match for a 'dutch oven'.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Perfect match for a 'dutch oven'.

    plays a mean rusty trombone.

  • @boo-fagley said:

    Too bad Gordon doesnt give a shit about Cleveland or the fans.

    When it comes to Gordon, there are so many Browns fans that act like they have battered woman's syndrome. One way or another, they'll excuse anything Josh Gordon does.

    @dutch-oven said:

    When it comes to Gordon, there are so many Browns fans that act like they have battered woman's syndrome. One way or another, they'll excuse anything Josh Gordon does.

    Actually, no I don't. IF Goodell reinstates him (not a given) I'm sure Roger is going to tell him - "this is your last chance kid, you screw up this time don't bother coming back." The Browns will do the same.

    In any case, AFAIK Gordon doesn't get out of his rehab stint until the 21st. I doubt he's going to be instantly reinstated. Not holding my breath.

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Just a person who really isn't into football enough to stop doing the things that keep him from playing football.

    He's also a guy that doesn't always give 100%.  He's given up on passes that if he turned the after burners on and perhaps made a leap, he might have been able to catch.  Instead he shuts the throttle off because the ball isn't placed in his breadbasket.  

    He's cetainly a big, tall, fast weapon...as long as you make the ball easy for him to catch. 

    @orion said:

    He's cetainly a big, tall, fast weapon...as long as you make the ball easy for him to catch. 

    I have to disagree.....Gordon caught so many contested balls....went high consistently.....took contact and held on....once climbed up and over a Bungal to make one of the best(and highest effort) catches Ive ever seen.....(#3 on video below)

    Not only was he amazing, once he caught it.....but he has amazing hands and made many spectacular catches....

    He has a comfortable gait and often gets accused of slacking, but I dont see that.....at all.....and never heard it once, until he was suspended and attempting a come back....more sour grapes if your asking me....(I do remember one play, in a pre-season game that he may have given up on and folks cried and cried and cried. as if it was the end of the world.....and then, after that, all I heard was he gives up on plays.....)...you dont get most yards in the whole NFL(with completely shitty QB's) by being a slacker.....

    You know who really needs it in the bread basket to make a catch?.....Coleman.....

    Watch the first minute....catches 1 and 3.....those 2 say it all......and stay till the end if you want to see the same amazing, high effort receiving over and over again.....

  • @orion said:

    He's cetainly a big, tall, fast weapon...as long as you make the ball easy for him to catch. 

    I have to disagree.....Gordon caught so many contested balls....went high consistently.....took contact and held on....once climbed up and over a Bungal to make one of the best(and highest effort) catches Ive ever seen.....(#3 on video below)

    Not only was he amazing, once he caught it.....but he has amazing hands and made many spectacular catches....

    He has a comfortable gait and often gets accused of slacking, but I dont see that.....at all.....and never heard it once, until he was suspended and attempting a come back....more sour grapes if your asking me....(I do remember one play, in a pre-season game that he may have given up on and folks cried and cried and cried. as if it was the end of the world.....and then, after that, all I heard was he gives up on plays.....)...you dont get most yards in the whole NFL(with completely shitty QB's) by being a slacker.....

    You know who really needs it in the bread basket to make a catch?.....Coleman.....

    Watch the first minute....catches 1 and 3.....those 2 say it all......and stay till the end if you want to see the same amazing, high effort receiving over and over again.....

    @mudfly said:

    He has a comfortable gait and often gets accused of slacking, but I dont see that.....at all.....and never heard it once,

    Mike Pettine said it.

    I've seen it....but I don't think they make highlight reels of the catches that he didn't try to make so I can't show you any.

  • @mudfly said:

    He has a comfortable gait and often gets accused of slacking, but I dont see that.....at all.....and never heard it once,

    Mike Pettine said it.

    I've seen it....but I don't think they make highlight reels of the catches that he didn't try to make so I can't show you any.

    @orion said:

    Mike Pettine said it.

    I've seen it....but I don't think they make highlight reels of the catches that he didn't try to make so I can't show you any.

    Brian Hoyer would laugh heartily at the idea that Gordon never slacked during a game.

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Just a person who really isn't into football enough to stop doing the things that keep him from playing football.

    He's also a guy that doesn't always give 100%.  He's given up on passes that if he turned the after burners on and perhaps made a leap, he might have been able to catch.  Instead he shuts the throttle off because the ball isn't placed in his breadbasket.  

    He's cetainly a big, tall, fast weapon...as long as you make the ball easy for him to catch. 

    @orion said:

    He's also a guy that doesn't always give 100%.  He's given up on passes that if he turned the after burners on and perhaps made a leap, he might have been able to catch.  Instead he shuts the throttle off because the ball isn't placed in his breadbasket. 

    @mudfly said:

    I have to disagree.....Gordon caught so many contested balls....went high consistently.....took contact and held on....once climbed up and over a Bungal to make one of the best(and highest effort) catches Ive ever seen.....(#3 on video below)

    I actually think you are both right here. Mud for the "Years 1 and 2" Gordon; Orion for the "Brief return" Gordon.

    Reason(s) for the difference? Damned if I know, but the possibilities are many and varied... ranging from rust to interest to QB. Personally I've always harbored a suspicion that he was playing to help his BFF JFF start.

    I really hope he gets a chance to break the tie...

  • @orion said:

    Mike Pettine said it.

    I've seen it....but I don't think they make highlight reels of the catches that he didn't try to make so I can't show you any.

    Brian Hoyer would laugh heartily at the idea that Gordon never slacked during a game.

    @dutch-oven said:

    Brian Hoyer would laugh heartily at the idea that Gordon never slacked during a game.

    Didnt say he never slacked(how many players fit that mold????)....I said he was a high effort player.....and his production and catches establish that......

    How can dude lead the league and you guys want to call him a slacker on the field.....makes no sense.....Guys like Hoyer have wet dreams about throwing to receivers like Gordon.....

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Brian Hoyer would laugh heartily at the idea that Gordon never slacked during a game.

    Didnt say he never slacked(how many players fit that mold????)....I said he was a high effort player.....and his production and catches establish that......

    How can dude lead the league and you guys want to call him a slacker on the field.....makes no sense.....Guys like Hoyer have wet dreams about throwing to receivers like Gordon.....

    @mudfly said:

    Didnt say he never slacked(how many players fit that mold????)....I said he was a high effort player.....and his production and catches establish that......

    How can dude lead the league and you guys want to call him a slacker on the field.....makes no sense.....Guys like Hoyer have wet dreams about throwing to receivers like Gordon.....

    Hoyer did throw to a receiver like Gordon, actually it was Gordon. And Gordon played half-assed. It's where the conjecture that Gordon was trying to get his buddy Manziel into the starter's job came from.

    When his head is right, Gordon was a fantastic talent, no doubt. But that was over a relatively short time period a relatively long time ago.