Josh Gordon Ready To ‘Unload’ For Cleveland Browns
By Bryan Rose
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon is ready to ‘unload’ once his NFL suspension is over.
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In just three weeks Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon will presumably return to the field as his NFL suspension is set to expire.
On the other side of the field will be the Atlanta Falcons who will deal with the wrath of Gordon, at least according to Cleveland.com who believes Josh Gordon is ready to ‘unload’ on his opposition.
"Gordon has been working really hard and I think he’ll be ready to unload on the Falcons Nov. 23 in his first game back from his 10-game suspension. It usually takes a player a little time to get acclimated to game speed and contact, but I have a feeling the adrenaline will take over and fans will see the All-Pro receiver Gordon was last season. If the Browns are still in the thick of the playoff hunt, things could get really interesting when he returns."
Although Josh Gordon was suspended from game action he has still been allowed to be at the Cleveland Browns’ facility which isn’t exactly the most normal of circumstances. That has allowed Gordon to be familiar with the offense which should result in the wide receiver immediately being able to step in to his role as top dog offensively.
Josh Gordon has proven that when healthy he’s among the elite at the position in the NFL and after nearly putting up 1700 yards last season, looks ready to put up big numbers for the Cleveland Browns.
There may be some concern regarding his ability to get his legs back but he’ll also be playing against opponents who are dinged up from playing three-quarters of the season. With a chip on his shoulder, it should be interesting to see what type of numbers Josh Gordon can produce.
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