IllegalContact

WR - 6'3" 225/4.52-40 with a mildly balky thigh....82" wingspan

for a WR he is a big boy .... adding him to multi TE sets would just make things more miserable

if the pats want him, they will likely have to use their 2nd rounder and even then it may be too late......I say go for it......

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mayoclinic

I can't see the Pats spending a 2nd, or even 3rd, on a guy who was suspended for a year from drug use, who has been out for a year, and who will have missed all pre-season activities prior to training camp. My guess is that the Pats are showing up to (1) do diligence, as always, and (2) show interest in order to drive other teams up. If someone uses a 2nd round pick on Gordon, then the Pats 2nd round pick likely moves up another notch (New Orleans already lost their 2013 2nd round pick).

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Sciz

Anybody that spends anything more than a 5th on this guy is going to be disappointed. This is Harvey Unga all over again.

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mayoclinic

Charlie Campbell of Walter Football profiles Josh Gordon:

WalterFootball.com: 2013 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Josh Gordon

Gordon is a day 3 developmental WR in my book. He'll probably be over-drafted today, but not likely by the Pats.

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mayoclinic

Jason LaCanfora on the Josh Gordon phenomenon:

Overnight, Gordon goes from obscurity to top prize of supplemental draft - NFL - CBSSports.com News, Rumors, Scores, Stats, Fantasy

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patsinthesnow

So the Browns probably gave up a pick between 32-42 for a supplemental player....fail.

Sciz

Fail was exactly the word I had in mind.

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Gronkandez

Hey, the Browns were desperate for a WR....and this guy is supposed to be a good fit in the WCO as a flanker. They paid a steep price it's not like they picked Terrel Pryor. At least this guys has a position and fills a need.

He could end up being a better pick than Tyvon Wilson.......