Italianmobstr7
07-27-2009, 11:11 AM
Brandon Marshall's agent confirms, as of this hour, that Marshall is still planning to report today..the watch continues.
about 1 hour ago from txt
from her twitter page
http://twitter.com/JosinaAnderson
****UPDATE****
Marshall Has Reported to Camp
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2009/07/27/marshall-reports-for-duty/
Brandon Marshall arrived at Broncos training camp Monday, following through on a plan he outlined two weeks ago.
The news doesn't come as a surprise, but it's a good sign for the Broncos that Marshall's previous trade request will not cause a distraction before the season.
Denver is not expected to deal Marshall, although they would reportedly listen to offers.
The chances of a move seem slim, but Marshall's best hope to inspire another team to gamble on him would be to prove he's fully healthy again. Marshall is recovering from offseason hip surgery.
Marshall's news-filled offseason isn't quite complete, though. He's scheduled to be on trial in Atlanta on August 13 for a domestic battery case from 2008.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp09/news/story?id=4359019
Sources: Marshall reports to camp
Disgruntled Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall lived up to his word Monday by arriving for the start of the Denver Broncos training camp, a team source said.
Marshall's arrival was first reported by Fox31 in Denver.
Marshall, who had previously asked the Broncos for a trade, said earlier this month at the ESPYs that he would attend training camp because he was under contract. Monday was the reporting date in Denver for rookies and select veterans, including those coming off injuries. Marshall had hip surgery in March.
Denver's full squad starts camp Friday.
While his arrival may not necessarily mean he no longer wants to be traded, it is a sign that Marshall, who can be a free agent next year, plans to play in Denver despite his request. He situation will likely be addressed by the team, and perhaps him, after Monday afternoon's practice.
Marshall, who is entering his fourth NFL season, has developed into one of the better receivers in the league. He has had back-to-back 100-catch seasons and made his first Pro Bowl in 2008. Marshall's career has been hampered by several off-field issues and injuries. He was suspended by the league for one game last season for violating its personal-conduct policy.
Marshall asked to be traded because he wanted a raise and because he had medical trust issues with the team.
about 1 hour ago from txt
from her twitter page
http://twitter.com/JosinaAnderson
****UPDATE****
Marshall Has Reported to Camp
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2009/07/27/marshall-reports-for-duty/
Brandon Marshall arrived at Broncos training camp Monday, following through on a plan he outlined two weeks ago.
The news doesn't come as a surprise, but it's a good sign for the Broncos that Marshall's previous trade request will not cause a distraction before the season.
Denver is not expected to deal Marshall, although they would reportedly listen to offers.
The chances of a move seem slim, but Marshall's best hope to inspire another team to gamble on him would be to prove he's fully healthy again. Marshall is recovering from offseason hip surgery.
Marshall's news-filled offseason isn't quite complete, though. He's scheduled to be on trial in Atlanta on August 13 for a domestic battery case from 2008.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp09/news/story?id=4359019
Sources: Marshall reports to camp
Disgruntled Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall lived up to his word Monday by arriving for the start of the Denver Broncos training camp, a team source said.
Marshall's arrival was first reported by Fox31 in Denver.
Marshall, who had previously asked the Broncos for a trade, said earlier this month at the ESPYs that he would attend training camp because he was under contract. Monday was the reporting date in Denver for rookies and select veterans, including those coming off injuries. Marshall had hip surgery in March.
Denver's full squad starts camp Friday.
While his arrival may not necessarily mean he no longer wants to be traded, it is a sign that Marshall, who can be a free agent next year, plans to play in Denver despite his request. He situation will likely be addressed by the team, and perhaps him, after Monday afternoon's practice.
Marshall, who is entering his fourth NFL season, has developed into one of the better receivers in the league. He has had back-to-back 100-catch seasons and made his first Pro Bowl in 2008. Marshall's career has been hampered by several off-field issues and injuries. He was suspended by the league for one game last season for violating its personal-conduct policy.
Marshall asked to be traded because he wanted a raise and because he had medical trust issues with the team.