Josh Gordon - WR - BrownsBrowns coach Hue Jackson said Josh Gordon will start in his 2017 debut this weekend.

Gordon will be playing in his first regular season game since Dec. 21, 2014. He did play in the 2016 preseason. Still only 26, Gordon has youth and freak athleticism on his side as he returns from his nearly three-year layoff. He will obviously be rusty against the Chargers' Casey Hayward-led secondary, and not ready for a full complement of snaps. Corey Coleman should lead the receiver corps in targets. Gordon is best treated as a "mystery" WR4.

(I don't know if this has already been shared)

Here's some brutal analysis:

"You know how, when someone you really care about goes away for a long time, your memory forms a lore regarding that person. You remember them as funnier, smarter, wiser and nicer than ever before? When that person returns, you’ve practically canonized them.This has happened to the Vikings with Teddy Bridgewater. Everyone in the organization admires Bridgewater. They were sick when he blew out his knee in August 2016. And now that Bridgewater is healthy, the question that has moved front and center is: When can we get him back on the field? Even though Minnesota is 9-2 and fill-in quarterback Case Keenum has only elevated his surprisingly high level of play since Bridgewater was activated, the conversation about Bridgewater has not disappeared. But it should."

Discuss.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2017/11/29/minnesota-vikings-qb-controversy-teddy-bridgewater-case-keenum 

http://mag.bleacherreport.com/welcome-to...xperience/

Interesting note about who the other receiver was who stayed late to work on skills with Adam.

http://myfox8.com/2017/11/30/jim-nabors-known-for-his-role-as-gomer-pyle-has-died-at-87/

Jim Nabors, the actor known for his role as Gomer Pyle in the “Andy Griffith Show,” has died, according to multiple reports. He was 87.
Steve Uyehara of Hawaii News Now confirmed Nabors’ death Thursday afternoon. WTHR’s Dave Calabro also confirmed the actor’s death.

Enjoy. Also, but not mentioned....this is probably a big part of why the Viking's feel Teddy would do well in this offense. 

https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2017/11/30...ams-eagles

Seth Walder ESPN Analytics Super Bowl LII will be played in Minneapolis, and the Vikings now have a 22% chance to play in it. They also have the fourth-highest chance to win the Super Bowl at 11%.

http://www.vikings.com/media-vault/video...f73293eeac

Interesting look at the huge throw from Case to Kyle.  Looks like Hill missed the protection call and let the free rusher.  Love seeing Case watching it with the lineman afterwards.

https://twitter.com/ProFootballTalk/stat...0334877697

 Congrats to Case. Not bad for a backup.

How would you attack this team defensively or offensively?

9/2 is great, not invulnerable, right?