Sorry, Josh Gordon is not the answer for the Patriots

The patriots are shallow to the wide receiver. I know that. You know. They know that.

This being the reality, all the big sippers on the Broken Dreams Diner are looking through the windows.

Dez Bryant has been there for a while. Old friend Michael Floyd is also present at the counter. Terrell Owens serves coffee. Corey Coleman has just left. Josh Gordon is about to enter.

If you are the patriots, what is the smartest game? Should they continue throwing bodies at the position in the hope that, once they "have em into the building", these broken toys will make a 180? Or should they just step on it?

I say continue walking.

And I would be in the minority, at least according to the poll I posted on Twitter on Saturday night, where 69% of the nearly 8,000 people polled want to see Gordon in Foxboro.

I'll take a second to anticipate the decline I would receive by saying, "No, thank you."

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Oh, you do not like talent ?! Do not you think Josh Gordon is better than Chris Hogan ?! Dez is a beast !! Randy Moss ?? Just do it with Matt Slater!

(Seriously, I had Slater's suggestion more than once …)

Anyway, I understand what many of you are saying. And I do not think you're aware of the reality during the season of adding a player like Gordon and his impact on the whole operation.

First of all, you would ask a guy to jump on a running train when he can not even arrive in time for the one who has been parked at the station for him to go FIVE YEARS!

He has played 11 of 65 games since his absurd 2013 season (86 catches, 1,646 yards). He needs full time supervision, it seems. Gordon's mistrust, understanding and resistance throughout the season brought the Browns. . . a game. A hold A touchdown And then they raised their hands.

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• Source: Corey Coleman did not go to Jacksonville

How does this emotional investment return and the time spent? Not really good It is not inhuman to say that he is unfit to work for someone in trouble, what Gordon has been and seems to be still.

In addition, the Patriots were already on the road with a wide receiver project, Cordarelle Patterson. Then, they added Corey Coleman this week.

If one has the impression of being up to scratch when it comes to equipping talented but hard-to-reach field receivers. It is not in July that there is nothing to do except conditioning, work on timing and return to the same page. There are games every seven days, game plans to install, refine and execute.

The reality is that no one has time for Josh Gordon right now.

Kenny Britt, who checks again Monday after a persistent hamstring, prevented him from leaving the camp. This is a more realistic option than Gordon's. Meanwhile, Julian Edelman's suspension will be over by the end of Sunday.

Patriots are not well off. But Josh Gordon does not have a very good record of repair.