Josh Gordon Tweets He Will Not Be At Training Camp This Week
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So, ignore my last post. Apparently Browns are going to waive the "report by Tuesday" stipulation and want Josh to focus on the treatment. If this is true, and if Josh is truly just trying to reinforce his sobriety, this approach and level of support is unheard of, and should be celebrated. Right now, fans are just too pessimistic to really believe ANYTHING we read about Josh, and for good reason. We've simply been burnt SO many times, and the last time really hurt us. We had Josh back, he just caught that touchdown bomb at the Tampa Bay preseason game, and right before the season started...he was gone again.
So when we're told anything by the media or especially Josh himself, we tend not to believe it. Or at the very least, think we're not getting the full story. I will say that this entire saga does feel differently than years past. The biggest thing regarding Josh that nobody really wants to talk about is even if he comes back, there's a bigger chance Josh suffers a setback as opposed to remaining in recovery. Addicts don't typically do well in "ultimatum scenarios" (although some can), and make no mistake, he's in one now. "Stay clean or you're gone forever". Still, it's obvious he's a different person now, and he's someone who admits the problem and works very hard on it. That's all we can ask of any human, and I so desperately want to see him succeed. For his family, for his fans, the team, and most of all....for himself.
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HEY JOSH GORDON!! Tom Heckert just passed away. He stuck his neck out for you! YOU OWE THAT MAN!!
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And how do you propose that Gordon "pay" him?
Metaphorically?
noun- a figure of speech in which a term or phrase is applied to something to which it is not literally applicable inorder to suggest a resemblance, as in “A mighty fortress is our God.”Compare mixed metaphor, simile(def 1).
- something used, or regarded as being used, to represent something else; emblem; symbol.
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And how do you propose that Gordon "pay" him?
Metaphorically?
noun- a figure of speech in which a term or phrase is applied to something to which it is not literally applicable inorder to suggest a resemblance, as in “A mighty fortress is our God.”Compare mixed metaphor, simile(def 1).
- something used, or regarded as being used, to represent something else; emblem; symbol.
Metaphorically?
noun
- a figure of speech in which a term or phrase is applied to something to which it is not literally applicable inorder to suggest a resemblance, as in “A mighty fortress is our God.”Compare mixed metaphor, simile(def 1).
- something used, or regarded as being used, to represent something else; emblem; symbol.
It does not answer the question. What kind of "Metaphorical" payment must Josh Gordon make to Tom Heckert?
You could say that "well, now Josh has to prove to the world and to himself that Heckert putting his faith in him was not unwarranted by Josh coming back and keeping clean and having a great productive season."
See there...I did your job for you.
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Metaphorically?
noun
- a figure of speech in which a term or phrase is applied to something to which it is not literally applicable inorder to suggest a resemblance, as in “A mighty fortress is our God.”Compare mixed metaphor, simile(def 1).
- something used, or regarded as being used, to represent something else; emblem; symbol.
It does not answer the question. What kind of "Metaphorical" payment must Josh Gordon make to Tom Heckert?
You could say that "well, now Josh has to prove to the world and to himself that Heckert putting his faith in him was not unwarranted by Josh coming back and keeping clean and having a great productive season."
See there...I did your job for you.
It does not answer the question. What kind of "Metaphorical" payment must Josh Gordon make to Tom Heckert?
You could say that "well, now Josh has to prove to the world and to himself that Heckert putting his faith in him was not unwarranted by Josh coming back and keeping clean and having a great productive season."
See there...I did your job for you.
OK allegorically?
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It does not answer the question. What kind of "Metaphorical" payment must Josh Gordon make to Tom Heckert?
You could say that "well, now Josh has to prove to the world and to himself that Heckert putting his faith in him was not unwarranted by Josh coming back and keeping clean and having a great productive season."
See there...I did your job for you.
OK allegorically?
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Crocodilically
Did you mean Crocodillydilly??
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Crocodilically
Did you mean Crocodillydilly??
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Crocodilically

Actually they only way you can really make anything up to a deceased person is in their ulogy......or maybe offer to pay for the funeral.
But seriously may he RIP.
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Crocodillys!?
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Metaphorically?
noun
- a figure of speech in which a term or phrase is applied to something to which it is not literally applicable inorder to suggest a resemblance, as in “A mighty fortress is our God.”Compare mixed metaphor, simile(def 1).
- something used, or regarded as being used, to represent something else; emblem; symbol.
It does not answer the question. What kind of "Metaphorical" payment must Josh Gordon make to Tom Heckert?
You could say that "well, now Josh has to prove to the world and to himself that Heckert putting his faith in him was not unwarranted by Josh coming back and keeping clean and having a great productive season."
See there...I did your job for you.
You could say that "well, now Josh has to prove to the world and to himself that Heckert putting his faith in him was not unwarranted by Josh coming back and keeping clean and having a great productive season."
There. You figured it out all by yourself.......almost.
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So any word when he is coming back? Been over a week.
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So any word when he is coming back? Been over a week.
So any word when he is coming back? Been over a week.
He is coming back after he bails Calloway out of jail....
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You could say that "well, now Josh has to prove to the world and to himself that Heckert putting his faith in him was not unwarranted by Josh coming back and keeping clean and having a great productive season."
There. You figured it out all by yourself.......almost.
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I had to because no one else could apparently.
It was intended for only smart people to understand.
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I had to because no one else could apparently.
It was intended for only smart people to understand.
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I almost feel like the Gordon business is a work, and he might have been told to stay away from hard knocks at least for a little while.
Probably that's ridiculous, but it feels a little fishy that if he decided he couldn't attend training camp that they're not legit furious with him.
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I almost feel like the Gordon business is a work, and he might have been told to stay away from hard knocks at least for a little while.
Probably that's ridiculous, but it feels a little fishy that if he decided he couldn't attend training camp that they're not legit furious with him.
I almost feel like the Gordon business is a work, and he might have been told to stay away from hard knocks at least for a little while.
Probably that's ridiculous, but it feels a little fishy that if he decided he couldn't attend training camp that they're not legit furious with him.
This is his latest video out today. Note how in it he says “when I HAVE to come back”.
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I almost feel like the Gordon business is a work, and he might have been told to stay away from hard knocks at least for a little while.
Probably that's ridiculous, but it feels a little fishy that if he decided he couldn't attend training camp that they're not legit furious with him.
This is his latest video out today. Note how in it he says “when I HAVE to come back”.
This is his latest video out today. Note how in it he says “when I HAVE to come back”.
With the "6 quarters" thing I couldn't help but remember that in the five games he was in last season, there was a huge difference in his contribution if you compared his second half performance.
Probably he noticed, wanted to be in the best shape possible and focus. It's not only about Hard Knocks being in town. I'm sure the "brotherhood" kind of environment in the team can lead him to do drugs (marijuana and alcohol are very "social" drugs), and he prefers not to take any chances for as long as possible.
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