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Wide Receiver Rank: #24
Overall: #106
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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| Mike Klis, of The Denver Post, reports former NFL TE and CBS Sports analyst Shannon Sharpe said he knows of three teams that will try to acquire WR Brandon Marshall. Sharpe said he does not know how Marshall and head coach Josh McDaniels would repair their relationship if Marshall stays with the Broncos. |
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| Mike Klis, of The Denver Post, reports Denver Broncos WR Brandon Marshall said he is open to playing for the Broncos next season but will let the Broncos decide what will happen in his situation. He also said he knows the way he acted last season was unprofessional. 'Learning from last year and last offseason, I approached things unprofessional. This offseason I'm just going to go with the flow and just go in whatever direction the Broncos want to go,' Marshall said. |
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| Mike Klis, of The Denver Post, reports the Denver Broncos are expected to tender an offer to restricted free-agent WR Brandon Marshall but it would only serve as a mechanism to execute a deal to another team. |
| Fantasy Impact: They aren't going to just let him walk. |
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| Mike Klis, of The Denver Post, reports Denver Broncos CB Champ Bailey said he would be surprised if WR Brandon Marshall was back next season because of the issues the Broncos and Marshall have had the last few seasons. |
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| Mike Klis, of The Denver Post, speculates several NFL teams could be potential landing spots for Denver Broncos WR Brandon Marshall if the team decides to trade him. The Baltimore Ravens, Miami Dolphins, Seattle Seahawks, Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns and possibly the New York Jets are among the teams that may benefit from adding Marshall. Marshall is scheduled to become a restricted free agent this offseason, but the team is expected to tender him a contract so they can execute a deal with another club. |
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| Mike Klis, of The Denver Post, reports the Denver Broncos are expected to trade WR Brandon Marshall soon after March 5, when NFL's trading and free agency period starts. |
| Fantasy Impact: Marshall probably won't get as much value as he should because of his off the field concerns. |
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| Mike Klis, of The Denver Post, reports the Denver Broncos will attempt to trade WR Brandon Marshall in March in hopes of getting decent value in return, according to four league sources. The team will also have TE Tony Scheffler on the trading block as well. |
| Fantasy Impact: Not a surprise. We'll see if it works out. |
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| The Denver Broncos have declared WR Brandon Marshall, P Britton Colquitt, DL Chris Baker, WR Eddie Royal, RB LaMont Jordan, QB Tom Brandstater, CB Tony Carter, TE Tony Scheffler inactive for Week 17. |
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| Updating an ongoing story, Ed Werder, of ESPN.com, reports Denver Broncos WR Brandon Marshall was benched for reporting late to a scheduled therapy session with the Denver medical staff because of a hamstring injury the team already believed he was exaggerating, according to multiple team sources. Denver sent Marshall for an MRI on his hamstring after practice Wednesday, Dec. 30. Tests indicated the hamstring was healthy. In the week before this incident, Marshall excused himself from practice, complaining the cold weather was making it difficult for him to breathe. According to the sources, the problems with Marshall came after team leaders met with head coach Josh McDaniels Monday, Dec. 28, and encouraged him to take a hardline approach in preparing the team for their season finale. Marshall has been advised he will not be permitted on the sideline or in the locker room for the team's Week 17 game. |
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| ESPN.com reports the Denver Broncos are going to bench WR Brandon Marshall (hamstring) for their Week 17 game. Head coach Josh McDaniels wouldn't directly address the reasons for his decision, but he mentioned accountability and said several other players will play during Week 17 with worse injuries than Marshall. Marshall said he does not want to get into a war of words. 'Coach never played in the NFL. I'm going to handle this professionally,' said Marshall, who has not practiced the past two days. |
| Fantasy Impact: Marshall continues to try and talk his way out of Denver. |
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