Josh Gordon arrested again.....

[Pox 08]

Gordon flipping off cops while holding a big bag of weed up to the window as he speeds down the road. I bet.

 

 

A lot of players smoke weed ,  but my god,  Gordon is a complete retard when it comes to covering it up.

[toldozer]

He'll probably end up in New England, Seattle, or San Francisco and light the league on fire.

Probably? He lit up the league in fugin Cleveland. And you suppose he'd be good on a top tier team? What a revelation. I still would have traded this drafts second for his dumb ass.

[ThinkAboutIt]

He'll probably end up in New England, Seattle, or San Francisco and light the league on fire.

 

Because conservative, "red state" morons want to stay away from a "bad seed" instead of taking a chance once in a while. The Panthers should be all over this guy if Cleveland cuts him, offer him small dollars with a chance to make more down the line while convincing him that this is probably his last chance to prove that he belongs in the league.

 

Massachusetts

Washington 

California

 

Where are the red states? Oh, that's right. Sitting back waiting to b*tch about something one of those 3 states did. 

[B.BERSIN]

It's too hard for a millionaire kid to stay out of trouble.

•••Sent from my couch while fuging the Saints•••

[CarolinaCoolin]

Because conservative, "red state" morons want to stay away from a "bad seed" instead of taking a chance once in a while. The Panthers should be all over this guy if Cleveland cuts him, offer him small dollars with a chance to make more down the line while convincing him that this is probably his last chance to prove that he belongs in the league.

Massachusetts

Washington

California

Where are the red states? Oh, that's right. Sitting back waiting to b*tch about something one of those 3 states did.

Dallas cowboys bring in questionable players all the time.

You gonna argue Texas isn't a red state?

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[RelaxImaPro]

Probably? He lit up the league in fugin Cleveland. And you suppose he'd be good on a top tier team? What a revelation. I still would have traded this drafts second for his dumb ass.

 

What the hell are you talking about?  All I said was he's probably going to be released from the Browns and end up on a team like the Patriots/Seahawks/49ers and pick up where he left off, presumably a reformed man.  Ala Cris Carter or Randy Moss.

 

The rich get richer and all that. 

[mc52beast]

Someone needs to grab this kid by the collar and shake the stupid out of him... loads of talent that most of us would love to have and he's throwing it all away, sad to see it happening to him.

[pantherclaw]

I prefer this one:

And Gordon still has superstar talent, so if you can get him for a minimum amount where he knows there's no way he's ever going to earn more again unless he can stay out of trouble, you may get at least one or two good years out of him before he is able to earn more money and starts acting foolish again.

Low risk, high reward potential.

lol

[Stroupe-a-loop]

Because conservative, "red state" morons want to stay away from a "bad seed" instead of taking a chance once in a while. The Panthers should be all over this guy if Cleveland cuts him, offer him small dollars with a chance to make more down the line while convincing him that this is probably his last chance to prove that he belongs in the league.

Massachusetts

Washington

California

Where are the red states? Oh, that's right. Sitting back waiting to b*tch about something one of those 3 states did.

Haha, this makes no sense. It is the Chewbacca defense of posts.

[ThinkAboutIt]

Dallas cowboys bring in questionable players all the time.

You gonna argue Texas isn't a red state?

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I don't talk to their fans. I have no clue whether they are always arguing against talented knuckleheads like Josh Gordon and Lance Stephenson like Panthers and Hornets fans are. 

 

Jerry Jones is going to do what he wants to do. NC teams tend to act like their fan bases think. 

[ThinkAboutIt]

Haha, this makes no sense. It is the Chewbacca defense of posts.

 

It makes plenty of sense when you understand that it's a shot at the fanbase. 

[Stroupe-a-loop]

It makes plenty of sense when you understand that it's a shot at the fanbase.

No, it doesn't, but you have fun with it anyway.

[ThinkAboutIt]

No, it doesn't, but you have fun with it anyway.

 

Key word was "understand." If you lack that ingredient, then no, it wouldn't.

[Mr. Scot]

It makes plenty of sense when you understand that it's a shot at the fanbase. 

 

"Fanbase" aside, he was already facing a year long suspension, and even with that over his head he still went and got himself arrested.

 

That'll suspension will be upgraded to 'indefinite' now, and he'll have to keep his nose clean to be reinstated.  Given that he couldn't even do that when he was facing an entire year of lost salary, I'd say that's...duobtful.

 

Seeing as he might not see the field again until more than a year from now - and quite possibly, never - you'd have to be a special kind of stupid to give up anything for him now.

 

Sign him if Cleveland cuts him?  Why?  He's not suiting up anytime soon (again, if ever) so what's the point?  To get a jump on the free agent market of 2016?  Oh yeah, right :unsure: