Josh Gordon allowed at Cleveland Browns’ facility under new drug policy
By Hayden Kane
As the NFL has worked to put a new drug policy in place over the last few weeks, one of the primary items of interest for fans has been what a potentially revised policy would mean for Cleveland Browns’ wide receiver Josh Gordon.
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That interest might have as much to do with fantasy football as anything, but whatever the reasons, the general public is dialed in on what a new drug policy might mean for Gordon and his chances of playing in the 2014 regular season.
It is along those lines that a piece of relevant news dropped on Sunday night as far as the details of the new agreement. In this case, the news is relevant from the perspective of the Browns as much as it is any fans who are interested in where Gordon stands.
Per multiple reports, Gordon is allowed to be at the Cleveland Browns’ facility during his suspension.
Per new rules of the impending drug agreement, #Browns WR Josh Gordon is now allowed to be at their facility. What the team badly wanted
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 15, 2014
Added wrinkle for Josh Gordon. Will be allowed at Browns' facility under expected reduced suspension when new drug policy approved.
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) September 15, 2014
There are a number of layers to Gordon’s situation, but the fact that he will be allowed at the Browns’ facility is significant.
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