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OT: Josh Gordon

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Mr. Dynasty1

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This is prob the end for dude. He really needs to get help. I don't know what substance he is violating with but ****. If the Patriots can't help you get right, don't think any organization can help him at this point. I am sure there have been people that have tried to help him but at this point its up to him. I would be shocked if he plays again
 
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This may be it for him. He has been given too many chances and he is not getting any younger. It sucks because he is a mega Talent. However he is still a human being and has the Demons of addictions to deal with the rest of his life.
He has to try and win at the game of life before he can win out on the field. I wish him the best and hope he can seek recovery.
 
It hurts the Patriots so I fully endorse his suspension. Let's just be real: this dude isn't getting clean. If you cannot get clean with millions of dollars riding on the outcome, you sure as **** aren't getting clean once you don't have a monetary incentive.
 
Well be reading a bleeding heart article about him in about 5 years about how his life has spiraled out of control and he's reached a new "low"

Dude has no one to blame but himself and the people around him
 
He was gifted an incredible opportunity in Foxboro. Could have basically been their WR1 through playoffs and maybe for years to come. He honestly didnt really deserve that opportunity either, though i was happy for him. He won't get nor does he deserve another chance now. What a waste. Addiction is a son of a b-tch!
 
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The guy was/is a major pill head/codeine/sizzurp abuser while apparently dabbling in anything else that was in front of him.

Side note- the details of his story (according to him, obviously) are another reason why anyone even tangentially attached to Baylor let alone someone named Briles will never be part of our staff.
 
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