Josh Gordon Fantasy

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Josh Gordon remains undefeated this season, but he was mostly a ghost again in Week 13. Gordon's timely release by New England and signing by Seattle means he's yet to personally take a loss, but he's also been relegated to a tiny role. Gordon caught every target slung his way once again, but unfortunately, it was just one. With Seattle's variety of receiving talent, Gordon simply can't find regular enough opportunities to be worth much in fantasy right now. There's some potential that he could become Pete Carroll's weekly star of choice at any moment, but for now, it's looking like the Seahawks are happy rolling with the primaries they've used all season.

Dec. 3rd • 3:15 AM

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Josh Gordon has played a minor role so far since joining the team, but he could be in for a more central spot on Monday night against Minnesota. Tyler Lockett is one of a number of Seahawks that have been slowed down by an infection going around the locker room, and so he's questionable to play on Monday night. If he's not able to go, D.K. Metcalf will take over the top spot and Gordon will likely be thrust into a No. 2 spot that could be extremely important. With weeks of study of the playbook under his belt, it would be a great time for Gordon to put his stamp on a game.

Nov. 30th • 1:17 PM

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Josh Gordon was the focus of a lot of media speculation this week as everyone predicted big things for the ex-Patriot. Gordon caught a pair of clutch passes against San Francisco a week after he joined the Seahawks, so everyone figured that with two extra weeks of practice study, he'd likely play a bigger role in Sunday's game against the Eagles. Instead, it appears head coach Pete Carroll used Gordon as a lure. Carroll switched up the whole gameplan, giving Rashaad Penny carries in the backfield instead of Chris Carson, drawing up a flea flicker with a deep pass to Malik Turner instead of Tyler Lockett, and only having Gordon see two passes all day. That's one of the dangers of having a receiver on a team with a lot of options.

Nov. 25th • 3:03 AM