Broncos WR Brandon Marshall Asked Owner For A Trade?

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Adam Schefter reported today on 850 KOA radio in Denver that Brandon Marshall told Broncos owner Pat Bowlen "I think I'd like to be traded" during Friday's meeting. Bowlen asked Marshall to take some time to think about it, and lets discuss this again.

Source: 850 KOA in Denver

[scpanther22]

no way they trade him..there #1 WR and QB..lol

but maybe to arizona?boldin for Marshall..lol

[dimbee]

We'll take him in Chicago

[Darth Biscuit]

Marshall is nothing but trouble, why would AZ do that? Boldin may want more $, but he's not a problem like Marshall is.

[Falcons1stPanthers2nd]

Marshall is nothing but trouble, why would AZ do that? Boldin may want more $, but he's not a problem like Marshall is.

And Boldin is better.

[Darth Biscuit]

And Boldin is better.

I agree.

[scpanther22]

the broncos may end up looking a lot like us offense wise if this keeps up

[dimbee]

the broncos may end up looking a lot like offense wise if this keeps up

Huh?

[scpanther22]

Huh?

lol i meant a lot like us

[carpanfan96]

I have one question, What the Hell is McDaniels doing in Denver????????

[bleys]

lol i meant a lot like us

that didn't clarify, let me reinterate, "huh?"

lol

[Mr. Scot]

I have one question, What the Hell is McDaniels doing in Denver????????

Depends on your perspective.

If you're pro-McDaniels, you could argue that he's weeding out the selfish players and that strategy will ultimately make the Broncos a better team.

If you're anti-McDaniels, you could say he's alienating the most talented guys and in the process, screwing the team into the ground even before his first season ever starts.

Me? I'm McDaniels indifferent. I'm generally in favor of not putting up with BS from selfish players, but I'm also not convinced that McDaniels has what it takes to be a head coach as opposed to just an OC. Thus, I'm in "wait and see" mode.

[Johnny Rockets]

Depends on your perspective.

If you're pro-McDaniels, you could argue that he's weeding out the selfish players and that strategy will ultimately make the Broncos a better team.

If you're anti-McDaniels, you could say he's alienating the most talented guys and in the process, screwing the team into the ground even before his first season ever starts.

Me? I'm McDaniels indifferent. I'm generally in favor of not putting up with BS from selfish players, but I'm also not convinced that McDaniels has what it takes to be a head coach as opposed to just an OC. This, I'm in "wait and see" mode.

I think he is also trying to distance himself from the shadow of Mike Shanahan.

[Mr. Scot]

I think he is also trying to distance himself from the shadow of Mike Shanahan.

That, or the shadow of Bill Bellichick?