Josh Gordon

As first reported by Ian Rapoport, Josh Gordon was released by the Titans on Monday.

Fantasy Impact

Gordon had been residing on Tennessee's practice squad prior to his release Monday morning. He made two appearances for the Titans this season while failing to record a single stat. The one-time Browns' standout's time in the NFL is likely coming to an end. His best hope is to latch back onto a practice squad elsewhere.

Josh Gordon has been activated from the Titans' practice squad ahead of their game against the Las Vegas Raiders Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

Gordon was elevated ahead of last week's game against the Bills as well, and the team clearly feels like they need more depth at the WR position on gameday. The veteran wideout hasn't been fantasy relevant in a long time, and he probably isn't worth a roster spot in the vast majority of leagues.

Josh Gordan will be elevated from the Titans' practice squad for Monday night's game against the Bills.

Fantasy Impact

After being waived by the Patriots in August, Gordon signed a deal to join the team's practice squad. Last season as a member of the Chiefs, Gordon caught five passes for 32 yards and a touchdown in 12 games. The Titans have a solid receiving group in Robert Woods, rookie Treylon Burks, and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine but Gordon could make an impact if one of those players goes down with an injury.

The Tennessee Titans signed WR Josh Gordon to their practice squad Thursday.

Fantasy Impact

The Titans get some much needed depth at a very thin position on their roster. Based on reports from Kansas City, Gordon was doing everything right in camp and was just a victim of the numbers game. Gordon could have some fantasy value if he can crack the 53-man roster with the Titans at any point this season.

Free agent Josh Gordon is meeting with the Tennessee Titans on Wednesday as reported by NFL Network’s Taylor Bisciotti.

Fantasy Impact

One day after being released by the Kansas City Chiefs, the former All-Pro is reportedly hoping to catch on with the Titans. Gordon has maintained good status with the league and had, by all accounts, “shown great character” during his time in Kansas City keeping him free to contribute in Tennessee right away. Gordon did produce “All-Pro” fantasy numbers last season, catching 5-of-14 targets for 32 yards and one touchdown in just five games last season. Gordon could bring some veteran leadership to a receiver room in Tennessee that lacks star power since the loss of A.J. Brown to Philly.