Seahawks have not been using Josh Gordon like a number-three wide receiver

Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty ImagesJosh Gordon’s departure from the New England Patriots was shrouded in mystery. He was designated to IR and then released, activating a rule that sent the media into a frenzy for a couple of days. It didn’t work, as all of the bad teams passed on Gordon, and he landed on the immediately grateful Seattle Seahawks to begin November.

What concerns there may have been with his knee injury haven’t amounted to anything that we’ve heard of in Seattle, as he continues to suit up and be a full participant in practice each week.

However, for a receiver with the talent of at minimum a WR 3, and a previous ceiling of NFL WR1, on a team that really only has two consistent…