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Melvin Gordon’s holdout is ending. The Los Angeles Chargers running back will report to the team on Thursday, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com, ending a holdout that went three weeks into the regular season. Sources: The holdout is ending. …
Melvin Gordon has yet to report to the Los Angeles Chargers as he continues to seek a new contract, and there has been talk that we may not see the star running back on the field until Week 10. However, he could be closer to making a return than many …
Melvin Gordon has yet to report to the Los Angeles Chargers and will likely miss several more games while he holds out for a new contract, but that does not mean the star running back is angling for a divorce from the team. Gordon is in the final …
Melvin Gordon did not report to the Los Angeles Chargers in time to play in their Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts, and that theme is expected to continue for several more weeks. Assuming the Chargers don’t cave and sign him to a …
The Los Angeles Chargers have given Melvin Gordon permission to seek a trade in advance of the regular season, and one team that reportedly has some interest is the Philadelphia Eagles. The Chargers turned down an offer from the Eagles that would …
The Los Angeles Chargers’ contract ultimatum has not changed running back Melvin Gordon’s stance on reporting to the team. Gordon still has no intention of reporting to the Chargers ahead of Week 1, according to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN. The …
Melvin Gordon won’t be getting a contract extension during the season. Los Angeles Chargers general manager Tom Telesco said Sunday the team will not negotiate with Gordon during the season. That leaves him with the option of pursuing a trade …
The Los Angeles Chargers apparently seem ready to move on from Melvin Gordon. The Chargers have given Gordon and his representatives permission to seek a trade, NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reported on Saturday. Some potentially big news for the …
The Los Angeles Chargers appear very likely to be without their starting running back at the start of the regular season. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com, Melvin Gordon’s holdout is expected to stretch into the regular season, with …
Melvin Gordon has not yet reported to the Los Angeles Chargers with less than three weeks remaining until the start of the regular season, and it could be quite a while before that changes if he is waiting for the team to make him the highest-paid …
Melvin Gordon has still yet to report to the Los Angeles Chargers as he seeks a long-term contract extension, but the team still seems intent on not giving it to him before the start of the regular season. Gordon and the Chargers have made no …
The Los Angeles Chargers have reached out to running back Melvin Gordon, but no progress has been made on ending his holdout, according to a report. ESPN’s Josina Anderson reported Tuesday that the Chargers have contacted Gordon recently to …
Melvin Gordon has informed the Los Angeles Chargers that he wants to be traded if he does not have a long-term contract extension in place before Week 1, but it does not sound like the team has any intention of granting him his wish. Gordon’s …
Melvin Gordon is intent on staying away from the Los Angeles Chargers as long as possible if the team does not sign him to a long-term contract extension, and he seems quite serious about missing regular season games should it come to that. …
Melvin Gordon’s agent said earlier this month that the star running back is willing to miss regular season games if he does not get a new contract before Week 1, and that may have been more than just an empty threat. ESPN’s Adam Schefter …
Melvin Gordon has informed the Los Angeles Chargers that he wants to be traded if they don’t sign him to a long-term extension before Week 1, and the team is apparently prepared to call his bluff. Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports reported on …
