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Kevin
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i was reading somewhere that during the browns preseason game grob would go into pass protect when the rest of the line would run block. their poor rb, nick chubb, would get swallowed up behind the line of scrimmage every time. ahhh, just like old times.
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Yep. Explains why he's been MIA.
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/report...-time-doesnt-pay-child-support-153152235.html
While the Cleveland Browns wait for Josh Gordon’s return, Gordon is focusing on more than just his own physical and mental well-being.
Specifically, he’s locked in a custody battle.
Pay up or get locked up
Via TMZ Sports, Gordon and Christina Lockhart, the mother of his 3-year-old daughter, are battling over child support.
The site reports that Lockhart recently got a court order requiring Gordon to pay $6,765 per month in support, beginning August 1. That amount is based on Gordon’s 2018 base salary of $800,000.
Lockhart’s lawyer told WKYC in Cleveland that she has not yet received the first payment.
In court documents, Gordon’s lawyer, Tanja Holecek, said the player won’t get his first paycheck for the regular season until September 9 (it would actually come September 4 or 5; players are usually paid in the days leading up to a game, not on game day).
The judge in the case declared that the penalty for missing the support payments is up to 30 days for the first violation, 60 days for the second and 90 days for the third.
Browns hoping Gordon returns for Week 1
Gordon, who has battled addiction issues and revealed in an interview last year that he’d played every game early in his career drunk or high, announced on social media last month that he wouldn’t be starting training camp with his teammates as part of his “overall health and treatment plan.”
WKYC reporter Phil Trexler discovered that the judge’s mandate was handed down just a couple of days before Gordon’s announcement, but it’s unclear if his absence is related to the court case.
While Gordon hasn’t yet returned to the Browns, the team reportedly does expect him back for the start of the regular season.
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/report...-time-doesnt-pay-child-support-153152235.html
While the Cleveland Browns wait for Josh Gordon’s return, Gordon is focusing on more than just his own physical and mental well-being.
Specifically, he’s locked in a custody battle.
Pay up or get locked up
Via TMZ Sports, Gordon and Christina Lockhart, the mother of his 3-year-old daughter, are battling over child support.
The site reports that Lockhart recently got a court order requiring Gordon to pay $6,765 per month in support, beginning August 1. That amount is based on Gordon’s 2018 base salary of $800,000.
Lockhart’s lawyer told WKYC in Cleveland that she has not yet received the first payment.
In court documents, Gordon’s lawyer, Tanja Holecek, said the player won’t get his first paycheck for the regular season until September 9 (it would actually come September 4 or 5; players are usually paid in the days leading up to a game, not on game day).
The judge in the case declared that the penalty for missing the support payments is up to 30 days for the first violation, 60 days for the second and 90 days for the third.
Browns hoping Gordon returns for Week 1
Gordon, who has battled addiction issues and revealed in an interview last year that he’d played every game early in his career drunk or high, announced on social media last month that he wouldn’t be starting training camp with his teammates as part of his “overall health and treatment plan.”
WKYC reporter Phil Trexler discovered that the judge’s mandate was handed down just a couple of days before Gordon’s announcement, but it’s unclear if his absence is related to the court case.
While Gordon hasn’t yet returned to the Browns, the team reportedly does expect him back for the start of the regular season.
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Psycho_X
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I don't think so... I tried to determine if this was an onion article or something but everything I can find says this is true lol. She would definitely have more balls than Hue Jackson.
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It just seems....odd. What football experience does she even have? Well she is on the College Football Playoff Selection Committee so there's that
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She seems like a very good leader, so I get it on that front.
But, unless you have 2 superior coordinators that you intend to 100% delegate the game planning, no way is she capable of that part - no matter how big of a football fan.
But, unless you have 2 superior coordinators that you intend to 100% delegate the game planning, no way is she capable of that part - no matter how big of a football fan.
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We got to 5 pages before the lock
That’s sorta good isn’t it?
I mean, that’s kinda good right?
That’s sorta good isn’t it?
I mean, that’s kinda good right?
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Nah, some posts were deleted and some edited, including one I posted. Stay clear of politics please.
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Deleted two more posts. One for politics and the other for an unnecessary comment to a fellow member. Got home a short time ago from a long walk in the snow with my dog. Am refreshed and ready to hunker down in front of the pc. In other words I can keep this up all day. 