Five potential targets

Given that Melvin Gordon’s contract expires early in the league year, who could target Denver Broncos to try to replace his production?

First, let me say that if Melvin Gordon will be open for a refund in Denver Broncos, I’m for it. However, it is planned that he will become a free agent.

Gordon had his ups and downs with Denver Broncos, mostly ups and downs, but there were some unfortunate tricks in between. Although the technical score against the Kansas City Chiefs in the regular season final is attributed to Gordon, I don’t put it to that.

It was just a fantastic game from Melvin Ingram, another Melvin, Kansas City Chiefs cameraman.

In two seasons at Denver Broncos, Gordon ran 1,904 yards, scored 371 yards and scored 20 touchdowns. Gordon has been very productive for two seasons in orange and blue.

Gordon also had memorable moments. His 2020 landing against the Pittsburgh Steelers was a phenomenal catch on the wheel route, his 70-yard landing with the New York Giants at the start of the season also demonstrated some high speed.

Gordon was the red zone and the car on the short yards that the Denver Broncos had hoped for when he was brought. I think this aspect of his game will be sorely missed if he moves on to play for another franchise.

Again, I would be absolutely ready for Gordon’s return, but it’s business. There are limitations to financial performance and only so much money that can be bypassed that can make CEO George Peyton look the other way to combine with a tackle breaking machine. Javonte Williams.