Seahawks’ Josh Gordon suspended indefinitely for using performance enhancing drugs again

Josh Gordon has been suspended by the NFL again.

The Seattle Seahawks wide receiver was handed his punishment by the league on Monday, suspended indefinitely for violating NFL policies on performance-enhancing substances and substances of abuse.

Seahawks WR Josh Gordon suspended indefinitely. pic.twitter.com/97GfKu966r

— NFL (@NFL) December 16, 2019

Over the past eight years, Gordon has been suspended a whopping five times. This is the second indefinite suspension in the past two years.

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Gordon was conditionally reinstated in August, just in time to play six games with the New England Patriots this year before being picked up off waivers by the Seahawks.

Gordon has a long history of mental health and substance abuse issues, missing two full seasons while being suspended when he was a member of the Cleveland Browns, but was conditionally reinstated by the NFL in November 2017.

The Seahawks will continue on without Gordon, playing next against the Arizona Cardinals at CenturyLink Field on Sunday, December 22.