DawgTalkers.net Forums DawgTalk Pure Football Forum Josh Gordon reinstated

With four you mentioned on field, JMHO, we have enough talent, problem is having them on field performing- God knows with JG and Coleman's differing problems- we'd sure challenge a Defense....here is hoping they play together for long time....Go Browns!!!

It is being reported on radio by MKC that the Browns just clocked Gordon running a 4.3 in the 40.

Dude is such a freak. I can't wait to see him play.

https://twitter.com/SportsBoyTony/status/928973719116091393

Mary Kay , on the Ken Carmen Show this morning, said Gordon ran a 4.35 Forty for the Browns yesterday. That's fast.

Let's hope Gordon becomes our Chris Carter.

I don't think that was done in Cleveland as she updated her statement that it was clocked in Gainesville during his training comeback. Still, if true, that's rather impressive.

He is so deceptively fast with those long, relaxed strides. Loved watching it look like he's jogging while putting distance between him and whoever's trying to catch him.

He's been training with his manager, Michael Johnson (the 200 meter sprinter), over the past two years. I'm really excited what he can do on a football field.

Except as a post-football player anaylst.

Cris Carter may be one of the worst sports TV analysts I've ever witnessed. Both in commentary and character.

If by some miracle JG becomes a player annalist someday it could only mean great news for us in the next few years.

Freakish, but it makes sense when you've been training with a Sprinter!

Now, let's see him translate that to "football speed" into and out of his breaks so he gets plenty of opportunities to showcase it on the way to the endzone.

I think he can. He'll always have high-end speed because he's got a fantastic body for it. Really long legs, which is why his speed seems so effortless. It's similar to Randy Moss and Usain Bolt. Not to be hyperbolic in those comparisons, but both guys had long legs and long strides, which was key to their incredible size/speed combination. I remember seeing an incredible breakdown on Bolt, explaining his speed because he took less steps than the other athletes due to his incredible stride, so he was getting to top speed quicker and not losing momentum that comes with each step prior to pushing off again.

I agree the breaks will be a big question. In the few videos that have been posted his feet look fast, but that remains to
be seen how fast with an NFL corner on him.

I think just having a reliable deep threat, and a red-zone beast, is a huge boost in and of itself. If we have to start him off with less routes that require suddenness, I'm fine with that. Probably a good idea.

Having Coleman and Gordon back could be the injection that we (Not to mention Hue and Kizer) desperately need. It won't shock me if he comes back in dominant form.

Yeah but how many chances will they give him. He has blown every one. And really hope he can really redeem himself!

So has Kizer...hope he can redeem himself too...halfway joking.

You're a maniac who likes to play with fire too close to the edge man LOL