The Browns need a wide receiver, how about Josh Gordon?

Although the Cleveland Browns brain trust have stated on numerous occassions their trust and faith in the receivers currently at the Browns disposal, there are numerous Sports Analyts that question the Browns failure to address what they consider a major need, an impact receiver. The NFL's supplemental draft is July 12th and the highest rated prospect is a wide receiver.

Josh Gordon, former Baylor receiver after receiving a third round draft grade has received a lot of buzz lately with many beleiving he is a superior receiver when compared to Kendall Wright who was taken with the 20th pick of the 2012 draft be the Tennessee Titans. Although he has "off-field issues" (drug possession) many have said that NFL teams will want Gordon due to his strnght and size coming in at 6'4" and 225 pounds.

With Gordon possibly being a third round pick and given his "off-field issues" should the Browns make an attempt to make an improvement to the receiving corp and make a bid for Gordon?

A.J. Hunley--Senior Writer, AFC North
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