The 32 player representatives of the NFL Players Association are slated to take a vote Tuesday on an agreement that could modify the sport's drug policies and potentially affect Gordon's current suspension, ESPN.com reports. The report notes that the league's latest proposal would call for human growth hormone testing for the first time, in addition to implementing changes that would raise current limits for marijuana testing. The report further relays that the two sides still have some differences on certain proposed issues, however, adding that one sticking point is apparently concerns put forth by some owners regarding the potential reinstatement of recently suspended players such as Gordon and Denver's Wes Welker, who the report suggests would not have faced suspension under the proposed revised policy. While the situation remains fluid, there does appear to be movement toward a resolution that could finally clarify Gordon's 2014 playing status.