Former Browns WR Josh Gordon Pulls in His First Patriots TD; And It’s a History Making One for Tom Brady

If you were waiting for Josh Gordon to make an impact with his new team in the New England Patriots, he did it in a big way Thursday night against the Colts.

Gordon, the former Browns wide out, hauled in his first touchdown as a member of the Pats, and did it in a big way, as he caught quarterback Tom Brady’s 500th career TD.

The TD came on what appeared to be a broken play as Brady had what seemed to be 30 seconds to throw, and then threw in double coverage, only for Gordon to make a pretty nice catch for the score from 34 yards out.

Here’s the video of the catch, with another tweet showing Gordon getting open.

Josh Gordon's first TD as a Patriot ✅

?: NFL Network #INDvsNEpic.twitter.com/ivhvuOBCKH

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 5, 2018

JOSH GORDON pic.twitter.com/nuR9vX6a9s

— Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) October 5, 2018

And here’s the spike in a tweet from NFL Network.

? The @JOSH_GORDONXII Spike for TB12's 500th career TD pass! ?

?: NFL Network + @NFLonFOX
?+?: https://t.co/nsMhlbA8g0 pic.twitter.com/wDF3Kecs9T

— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) October 5, 2018

Here’s a tweet from the Pats official twitter about the TD:

.@JOSH_GORDONXII's first TD in NE. #INDvsNE | #GoPats pic.twitter.com/xAQQNZMz7Q

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) October 5, 2018