Cyrus12 wrote:Waste of a roster spot.
Seahawk_Dan wrote:Cut him loose. He's not worth it anymore.
KinesProf wrote:Seahawk_Dan wrote:Cut him loose. He's not worth it anymore.
Not worth what?
Cyrus12 wrote:Waste of a roster spot.
Appyhawk wrote:Disagree...pending league info on what caused the last rescinding offense. Players may be bound by a "no comment' clause which, by making public statement, could be construed as not meeting leagues requirements. Because Gordon commented on his training and rehab arrangements he may have violated that clause resulting in the league returning him to the dead list. However, if he failed another drug test (which would mean he lied about getting that part of his life turned around) then I agree he should not be considered for reinstatement.
Vesuve wrote:Cyrus12 wrote:Waste of a roster spot.
Agree.
The Seahawks released Gordon (suspension) on Thursday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.
As for Gordon, he has signed with the Fan Controlled Football league and being released allows him to see action immediately.
Gordon, in fact, took to Twitter late Thursday afternoon to state that he requested his release, apparently with an eye toward playing immediately in the FCF.
“I personally asked Seahawks for release,” Gordon wrote. “The contract was expired but still legally binding.”
Without their contracts being terminated both Gordon and Olsen would simply have become unrestricted free agents on March 17.
Gordon also remains suspended by the NFL after having what was reported to be “a setback’’ in his recovery from substance abuse issues in December, and it’s unclear if he will ever play in the NFL again (the NFL’s official notice of Gordon’s termination Thursday noted he was released “from Reserve/Suspended by Commissioner-At Least One Year” list).
Playing in the Fan Controlled Football league, a seven-on-seven league in which all games are played in Duluth, Georgia, will at least allow Gordon to show where he is from a football standpoint should his suspension be lifted. Gordon did not play in any games for Seattle in 2020 but played in five in 2019 after being claimed off waivers from the Patriots.
Gordon’s signing with FCF was reported over the weekend and became official Tuesday. His team, the Zappers, also includes former Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. The Zappers are scheduled to play again on Saturday.
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