Denver Native (Carol)
08-25-2013, 08:16 AM
Two stories of Bronco players past and present:
Brandon Marshall was sitting in the New York office of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. It was July 15, 2008, and the commish was disgusted at the active player sitting in front of him. (Former Broncos teammate Rod Smith was there too, for moral support).
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Like Marshall, though, Miller has exhibited recidivist tendencies. In 2008, Sherman suspended Miller because he repeatedly showed up late for appointments, blew off classes and took a poor attitude to practice. In 2013, Miller's suspension was increased from four to six games because the league discovered he had numerous other nonpositive sample incidents. "Nonpositive" incidents generally mean the player was either repeatedly late for drug tests, or frequently failed to notify the testers when he was out of town.
full article - http://www.denverpost.com/klis/ci_23935916/miller-hasnt-tackled-maturity
Brandon Marshall was sitting in the New York office of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. It was July 15, 2008, and the commish was disgusted at the active player sitting in front of him. (Former Broncos teammate Rod Smith was there too, for moral support).
AND
Like Marshall, though, Miller has exhibited recidivist tendencies. In 2008, Sherman suspended Miller because he repeatedly showed up late for appointments, blew off classes and took a poor attitude to practice. In 2013, Miller's suspension was increased from four to six games because the league discovered he had numerous other nonpositive sample incidents. "Nonpositive" incidents generally mean the player was either repeatedly late for drug tests, or frequently failed to notify the testers when he was out of town.
full article - http://www.denverpost.com/klis/ci_23935916/miller-hasnt-tackled-maturity