Browns WR Josh Gordon plans to make more plays than Aqib Talib
By Josh Sanchez
The Cleveland Browns travel to Foxboro this weekend for a Week 14 match up against the New England Patriots, which means we will be treated to an exciting one-on-one match up between Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon and Patriots cornerback Aqib Talib.
Both men are among the best players at their division in the league, so it will be a great match up for football purists to enjoy.
Gordon was speaking about his upcoming challenge and he seems more than willing to step up big and show he is a better player.
“I’m pretty sure he’ll make some plays, but I’m definitely going to make more plays,” Gordon said, via the Cleveland Plain Dealer. “NFL cornerback is a hard position to play, and he’s doing a great job right now for that defense. He’s a real physical, scrappy player. But I’m going to come out there and do the same, go out there and make plays myself and try to make sure that nobody can stop me.”
If Gordon is able to get at least 41-yards this weekend, he will set the Browns’ single-season receiving record. Considering he is coming off of 261 receiving yards last week, which set a Browns’ single-game record, Gordon looks like he will be able to do so on Sunday.