Michael Irvin strongly disagrees with former NFL wide receiver Cris Carter when it comes to discussing how the Cleveland Browns should handle Josh Gordon's substance abuse problems. Related. Emmitt Smith: Throwing
When Josh Gordon needed $500 to get out of jail Saturday, a familiar name came to his rescue. WNCN in Raleigh reports court records show Gordon's DWI charge bond was posted by Haydn Patrick "Fats" Thomas—the
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon was driving a car owned by former North Carolina basketball player P.J. Hairston when Gordon was arrested around 3 a.m. Saturday in Raleigh, North Carolina, and charged with driving while intoxicated,
On Thursday, the NFL dumped out almost all of its shitty news while most of the country was firing up the grill. The only thing missing was news on Josh Gordon's appeal ruling. A ruling is expected sometime this month, but
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon was driving a car owned by former North Carolina basketball player P.J. Hairston when Gordon was arrested around 3 a.m. Saturday in Raleigh, North Carolina, and charged with driving while intoxicated,