Josh Gordon Dealt Drugs, Estimates Making $10K Per Month as a Student at Baylor

CNN via Bleacher Report ^ | Nov. 28, 2017 | Adam Wells

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Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon has admitted to dealing drugs during his college days at Baylor.

In an interview with Ben Baskin of Sports Illustrated, Gordon said he would receive up to six pounds of marijuana each week through the mail and estimated he made "upward of $10,000" per month from selling it in cities around the state of Texas, including Dallas and Austin.

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National Felons League

[discostu]

Considering what else was going on at Baylor selling pot makes him one of the nice guys.

[txrefugee]

Gordon grew up a Houston thug who did drugs in middle school. His only strong suit was sports. Baylor knew what he was when they recruited him, and he fit in with the thug culture prevalent there, so his selling drugs as a sideline should come as no surprise.

[Terry Mross]

Wife and I retired and planned on going to lots of Baylor home games. Only had one year of fun then it all fell apart. And the sad thing is Briles didn’t have to stoop that low in order to win. We demanded and got our Bear Club money back.

[Palio di Siena]

I’m certain he reported all of that income to the I.R.S.

[MrEdd]

And, he is what football fans openly and knowingly embraced going back to the seventies.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Ya’ll FReepas stop hatin’....my man gettin’ paid!

[grania]

You can't make this stuff up. For some reason beyond comprehension the Browns are letting him back on the team. They're so desperate for talent after messing up this years recruitment class, that they hope he can bring wins. And he brings attention to his previous bad behavior before scheduled to get in the game Sunday??

Heck, why don't the Browns bring Josh Gordon's bad boy buddy Johnny Manzeil back while they're at it?

Meanwhile, Browns ownership and coaching staff don't know or don't care that the seats are empty because of the National Anthem antics, not because of losing games.

Coach Hue Jackson has been a disaster. I wonder why they aren't sacking him. Then there's the owner who is getting sucked into having a role in the scandal involving Flying J.

Can it get any more bizarre?

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They are not sacking him because if they did they might win a game or 2. Their next coach will then get to screw up all the picks.

[DPMD]

Pre-MBA studies. Notable because he didn’t have to hire someone else to do the homework.