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Wide Receiver Rank: #26
Overall: #109
Marshall missed the first game of last season because of a suspension, but still finished with 104 receptions and over 1,200-receving yards. Just imagine if he played a full season. Marshall is an emerging star. In the last two seasons, Marshall averaged 103 receptions for 1,295 yards and seven touchdowns. And now he gets to play in an offense that could be even more pass-friendly this coming season. The only issue could be quarterback, though, as Marshall won't have Jay Cutler throwing to him anymore. Marshall did have hip surgery in the offseason, but should be ready for the start of training camp. Marshall is a huge receiver and runs very well for his size. He is a load to bring down once he has the ball in his hands. His attitude and off the field stuff is a bit of a concern, though. Marshall was suspended by the Broncos during training camp and could miss some games because of his actions.
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The sky was the limit for Marshall until his antics during minicamp and training camp. Even when he finally finds the field, Marshall could see his production limited early in the season. He is turning into a big risk for fantasy teams. |
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| Jay Glazer, of FOXSports.com, reports the Denver Broncos have decided to rescind the fines on WR Brandon Marshall taken earlier this year and return his money to him. The fines were approximately $73,000 and stemmed from his suspension for detrimental conduct. The two sides have yet to finalize an agreement. |
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| Frank Schwab, of the Colorado Springs Gazette, reports Denver Broncos WR Brandon Marshall appears to be coming on. He team got favorable matchups against Marshall by lining him up tight and working him across the middle against a safety or linebacker. Marshall appears to be the top option, and he should get better as he gets more comfortable with QB Kyle Orton and the offense. |
| Fantasy Impact: Marshall is probably a good buy low candidate since he hasn't done a whole lot to start the season. He is getting more and more targets. |
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| The Associated Press reports Denver Broncos WR Brandon Marshall had five receptions for 67 yards with a touchdown Week 3. |
| Fantasy Impact: Marshall had his most productive game of the season. This could be a good sign going forward. |
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| Denver Broncos WR Brandon Marshall (illness) participated in practice Friday, Sept. 25. He is not on the injury report for Week 3 and will play. |
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| Jay Glazer, of FOXSports.com, reports Denver Broncos WR Brandon Marshall was not in the starting lineup Week 1 but is being used in a receiver rotation. |
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| Frank Schwab, of the Colorado Springs Gazette, reports Denver Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels said WR Brandon Marshall will play Week 1 but would not say how big a role Marshall will have in the game. |
| Fantasy Impact: You would have to think Marshall will play a big role. The Broncos are going to try to win and Marshall is their best receiver. |
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| Mike Klis, of The Denver Post, reports several NFL executives and agents say they expect the Denver Broncos to wait and see how WR Brandon Marshall performs before they engage in serious discussions regarding a contract extension. The team submitted at least one contract proposal to Marshall earlier in training camp, according to two league sources. The proposal was considered to be team-favorable and was quickly rejected. Marshall was suspended for conduct detrimental to the team since that proposal. |
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| Adam Schefter, of ESPN, reports the Denver Broncos are talking to WR Brandon Marshall about the possibility of a contract extension, according to league sources. |
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| Continuing a previous storyline, Denver Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels said WR Brandon Marshall has done well in his first practices back from suspension. 'He is working back in and getting really familiar with what we're asking him to do. We will see how it goes,' McDaniels said, while adding Marshall's attitude has been 'great.' In regards to Marshall's playing status in Week 1, McDaniels said: 'I think he is a good football player. If he is ready to go and we go through this week of practice and feel like that's the direction we should play on Sunday, then certainly we all know what he can do as a football player. It is a matter of getting acclimated to enough of the game plan and him understanding what's going on, but we'll see as we go through the week.' McDaniels said he has spoken with Marshall more than once and they are looking forward to moving past their previous issues. 'He's out there practicing hard,' McDaniels said. 'That's what we're looking for.' |
| Fantasy Impact: Sounds like he is turning the corner, but nothing is certain with this guy. |
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| Frank Schwab, of the Colorado Springs Gazette, reports Denver Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels said WR Brandon Marshall's attitude has been great. McDaniels hinted that Marshall will see a lot of playing time Week 1. |
| Fantasy Impact: Not a surprise. Let's just see if this keeps happening. |
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