Josh Gordon Traded to Pats
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Josh Gordon will be the best WR that Brady's had since Moss
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Teams already calling the Browns, who league sources believe are far more likely to trade Josh Gordon than release him. Gordon is a vested vet and is not subject to waivers. So if he is cut, he is a free agent and can sign where he wants, for what he wants. A lot at stake.
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Who gives a f u c k? He's gone.
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So we can trade him .....cue conditional 7th round pick in 2020
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If we are letting him go because of this the Browns need to freaking just fold ....if its drugs thats fine
Adam SchefterVerified account @AdamSchefter 2m2 minutes ago
MoreJosh Gordon hurt his hamstring at a promotional shoot, not at practice, per source.
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This is the risk Heckert took. I'd figure JG knew he was NFL bound when he was in college abuses substances.
I wish him the best as he's clearly is dealing with something deep.
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Michael David Smith Retweeted Adam Schefter
If the Browns are open to trading Josh Gordon it's rather odd that they would issue an official statement from GM John Dorsey saying they're releasing him, not trading him. Then again the Browns do a lot of odd things.
Odd things ?.....we are the Laurel and Hardy of football franchises
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You mad Brah?
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Michael David Smith Retweeted Adam Schefter
If the Browns are open to trading Josh Gordon it's rather odd that they would issue an official statement from GM John Dorsey saying they're releasing him, not trading him. Then again the Browns do a lot of odd things.
Odd things ?.....we are the Laurel and Hardy of football franchises
Michael David Smith Retweeted Adam Schefter
If the Browns are open to trading Josh Gordon it's rather odd that they would issue an official statement from GM John Dorsey saying they're releasing him, not trading him. Then again the Browns do a lot of odd things.
Odd things ?.....we are the Laurel and Hardy of football franchises
Meh. If they called 31 teams and said they wanted to trade them a guy that could be done for the season and out of the league at any given moment what would they get anyway? Conditional 7th round and a bag of jock straps?
All these teams calling now are doing so because of the announcement and they just want a shot to get him on that reduced salary for the rest of the season before he hits free agency and they have to roll the dice against 31 other teams for a shot in the dark.
Honestly when you think about it, it kind of creates a feeding frenzy with a short deadline to get him and multiple teams wanting to get him before he is released and they might be able to squeeze out more than they would have just calling teams behind the scenes to make a trade.
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Releasing the statement is good because it allows any team who wants to hit a home run to offer something in return for Gordon.
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Josh Gordon will be the best WR that Brady's had since Moss
Josh Gordon will be the best WR that Brady's had since Moss
I doubt this will happen. Moss was a headcase...but he played. Gordon doesn't play.
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Josh Gordon will be the best WR that Brady's had since Moss
I doubt this will happen. Moss was a headcase...but he played. Gordon doesn't play.
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If we cut him for anything other than a surefire drug test failure suspension we are dumber than I ever imagined. Having worked with him through his issues this long if its anything but that it is incomprehensible.
If they wanted to cut ties for a lesser issue they should have showcased him and traded for a decent pick.
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Its sad because its a waste of talent. Talent wise he is probably top 5 WR in the NFL and maybe the most talented player the Browns have had since Jim Brown. But his inner daemons were too much and I hope he is able to squash them at some point. It might be good for this team and just cut ties now instead of always having this unattainable savior who once he returns will lead us to the promise land. I love JG talent, but we can't continue this yo-yoing back and forth of being here, not being here etc. At least we know what we have now and can more on. He was the best player that Heckert ever drafted and the worst one he ever drafted.
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Michael David Smith Retweeted Adam Schefter
If the Browns are open to trading Josh Gordon it's rather odd that they would issue an official statement from GM John Dorsey saying they're releasing him, not trading him. Then again the Browns do a lot of odd things.
Odd things ?.....we are the Laurel and Hardy of football franchises
Meh. If they called 31 teams and said they wanted to trade them a guy that could be done for the season and out of the league at any given moment what would they get anyway? Conditional 7th round and a bag of jock straps?
All these teams calling now are doing so because of the announcement and they just want a shot to get him on that reduced salary for the rest of the season before he hits free agency and they have to roll the dice against 31 other teams for a shot in the dark.
Honestly when you think about it, it kind of creates a feeding frenzy with a short deadline to get him and multiple teams wanting to get him before he is released and they might be able to squeeze out more than they would have just calling teams behind the scenes to make a trade.
Meh. If they called 31 teams and said they wanted to trade them a guy that could be done for the season and out of the league at any given moment what would they get anyway? Conditional 7th round and a bag of jock straps?
All these teams calling now are doing so because of the announcement and they just want a shot to get him on that reduced salary for the rest of the season before he hits free agency and they have to roll the dice against 31 other teams for a shot in the dark.
Honestly when you think about it, it kind of creates a feeding frenzy with a short deadline to get him and multiple teams wanting to get him before he is released and they might be able to squeeze out more than they would have just calling teams behind the scenes to make a trade.
In retrospect pretty smart, as when Josh is released he instantly becomes a free agent who can sign with whomever he wants at any salary he can dictate plus the $850K he pockets from the Browns by being a vested veteran. The Browns created a frenzy with this announcement to trade him for probably a 7th rounder (Dorsey's fave) at his present salary.
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Michael David Smith Retweeted Adam Schefter
If the Browns are open to trading Josh Gordon it's rather odd that they would issue an official statement from GM John Dorsey saying they're releasing him, not trading him. Then again the Browns do a lot of odd things.
Odd things ?.....we are the Laurel and Hardy of football franchises
Michael David Smith Retweeted Adam Schefter
If the Browns are open to trading Josh Gordon it's rather odd that they would issue an official statement from GM John Dorsey saying they're releasing him, not trading him. Then again the Browns do a lot of odd things.
Odd things ?.....we are the Laurel and Hardy of football franchises
Dude, TRADE? Are you out of your mind? He showed up drunk and high. Nobody is trading for this turd. He's done.
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