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As he builds his body into football shape and develops trust with his teammates, Josh Gordon feels forgiven. Since returning to the Browns following an indefinite drug suspension by the NFL for numerous abuse violations, Gordon doesn't sense any resentment or anger directed at him. Only love. "I do love this environment, these guys here, these coaches here from top to bottom," the former All-Pro wide receiver said Friday. "It's been an all-around conducive environment in what I'm trying to do. There hasn't been any type of negativity or any kind of energy being sucked out of the room or anything like that. "I'm in a good mental space for me. As long as I feel that myself, the rest doesn't affect Continue to Article

November 24, 2017 5:19:pm EST

The Cowboys (5–6) are all but on to 2018. After getting blown out by the surging Chargers at home on Thanksgiving, the team will inevitably take the long weekend to reflect on what their offense looks like in a post-Ezekiel Elliott world (the offense has only scored 22 points in three games without him). Dak Prescott threw two interceptions on Thursday, bringing his turnover tally up to five in the last two games. Continue to Article

November 24, 2017 12:05:am EST

The Cleveland Browns' Joe Thomas had a strong reaction to Fox analyst Troy Aikman's during the Vikings–Lions game, calling him "out of touch." Aikman said he was surprised Dwight Freeney, who played Monday night for the Seahawks but was released and Continue to Article

November 23, 2017 7:31:pm EST

Banned for nearly two years, Josh Gordon ran uninhibited around the field. While it may have only been a practice, for Gordon it was another new beginning - his last chance. Suspended for the past two seasons, Gordon practiced with the Cleveland Browns for the first time in nearly 450 days on Wednesday, a significant moment in his comeback after nearly throwing away his NFL career. Continue to Article

November 22, 2017 6:50:pm EST

BEREA, Ohio -- Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson said the return of wide receiver Josh Gordon to the practice field is "like Christmas." "I get to open a new toy," Jackson said Monday after Gordon had worked with quarterbacks on the field for the first time since his conditional reinstatement Nov. 1. "I know what is in that box, but I just want to see how good it is. It is exciting that he will be back out there." Gordon will be able to practice all week. The Browns could activate him from the commissioner's exempt list as early as Nov. 27 but have to make a decision on him by Dec. 4. If the Browns activate him Nov. 27, his first game since December of 2014 would be Dec. 3 in Los Angeles against Continue to Article

November 22, 2017 3:18:pm EST