This logic is so weak. He's not 30, he's 26. 26 with much less NFL miles/wear n tear than the average 26 year old NFL player.Cameron Giles wrote: ↑Mon Sep 04, 2017 7:45 pmThe fact that this is even still a thought for people is hilarious.Slackalacker wrote: ↑Mon Sep 04, 2017 8:09 am Exactly! If you have a deep enough bench he is worth a stash. If the dude comes back this year at age 26 then by this time next year if he prepares well he can go back to being a tier 1 WR.
At this point, it doesn't even matter how many times he gets suspended. Gordon could be 30, and some will be like "Hey, he posted that WR1 season way back when. The upside is still there!"
In redrafts, I get that he's probably not worth the roster spot. But in Dynasty, especially a 16-team league like I'm in, his upside trumps most if not all that's left on the waiver wire. He at least sounds like he's actively trying to make it back into the league. If he botches it this time, we will have our final answer and can wipe our hands clean of him. If he manages to come back, then anyone in dynasty who took that small risk of rostering him for the 1st few weeks of the season now has a potential WR1 who never relies on work ethic, but has god given talent that can just show up and be better than 75% of the pro athletes he shares the field with.
If you wanna be that guy standing on the sidelines telling everyone "I told you so" should he get denied reinstatement, go right ahead, your gain is 0. But for those that choose to take the small risk for the high reward, if he comes back then your chances of winning the league just got severely cut down.