News about Melvin Gordon

Bradley Chubb, the Miami Dolphins' outside linebacker, sustained a torn ACL that would conclude his season, according to head coach Mike McDaniel. Chubb sustained the non-contact injury to his knee in the fourth quarter of the 56-19 loss to the Baltimore Ravens with just under four minutes remaining in the game before being carted off. When he collapsed and remained on the ground before being dealt with by trainers, the 27-year-old was trying to tackle Ravens running back Melvin Gordon.

Gordon, 29, hasn't been in the midst of NFL action since being suspended by the Denver Broncos in November, but the Los Angeles Rams' treatment of Todd Gurley has been blamed for the injuries in running backs. I think after Todd was paid, and then Sean McVay came out and said, 'I'll never pay a running back again; I'll use them and rotate them out,' I believe after that decision was made, and then it was like everybody else followed suit,' he said on 'The Jim Rome Show.'

Following Melvin Gordon's release from the Denver Broncos, the Kansas City Chiefs have added two-time Pro Bowler Melvin Gordon to their practice squad. The 29-year-old's fumble issues were too much for the Broncos to deal with after he fumbled for the fifth time in ten games. After being recovered by the defense, two of the five fumbles resulted in turnovers. According to ESPN, Gordon signed with the Chiefs' workout squad on Monday.

Melvin Gordon, the Denver Broncos' two-time Pro Bowl pick, has been released by the Denver Broncos amid a flurry of flops for the veteran running back. This season, the 29-year-old has fumbled five times, two of which were recovered by the defense. Before halftime of Denver's 22-16 overtime loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, Gordon fumbled at the 1-yard line. In the second half, the Broncos recovered, but Chase Edmonds seemed to have lost carries to Chase Edmonds. Gordon maintained that his fumble was not the reason for the loss.