NFL: Josh Gordon is given another chance

Like a cat, wide receiver Josh Gordon enjoys his many lives. The American was reinstated in the NFL on Friday, after serving another suspension.

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According to ESPN, the 30-year-old could be eligible to play as early as week four of Goodell Tour activity.

“We are happy that the NFL recognizes the work that Josh has done and he deserved another chance to be in the league,” Gordon’s agent Zac Hiller told ESPN. We’re proud of Josh and I know all fans can’t wait to see him perform on Sundays. ”

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Gordon was already serving his sixth suspension since 2013 and his fifth for violating the NFL banned substances policy. He was awarded this consequence in December 2019.

Gordon was first reinstated in December 2020 and took part in training for the last two weeks of the Seattle Seahawks season, before suffering a relapse.

The controversial but talented wide receiver first sent a letter to Commissioner Roger Goodell in July asking to be reinstated again. The Players Association then gave him their support earlier in September.