Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon has been suspended for one year following his positive drug test and failed appeal, but now the troubled star is looking to take his talents north of the border.
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According to multiple reports, Josh Gordon is looking into alternative options to play football in 2014, including the Canadian Football League. The reports were soon swatted down by many reporters, who report that a player cannot play in the CFL when they are currently under contract with a NFL team.
Josh Gordon is exploring the possibility of playing the rest of the year in the Canadian Football League, per sources. @ESPNNFL
— Chris Mortensen (@mortreport) August 28, 2014
Texting with a CFL GM who tells me if Josh Gordon is under contract & suspended, rules don’t allow him to play in CFL. Only if he’s cut. — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) August 28, 2014
#Browns would not give Josh Gordon permission to play in the Canadian Football League, a source tells https://t.co/9CJgNAeo7v — Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) August 28, 2014
For Gordon to have the ability to sign with a CFL team, the Browns would have to release the troubled receiver. The team has commented on the situation and will not let Gordon play in the league while he serves his one year ban.
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The CFL is expected to release a full statement on the matter in the near future, but has acknowledged that they as a league slipped up when they allowed Ricky Williams to participate with the Toronto Argonauts when he was under contract with the Dolphins.
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