B-marsh on the move

[outlaw33]

Ok i bleed orange and blue and to be honest i'm tired of all these spoiled kids whining in denver.I'd love to see him moved for a first rounder but honestly dont see that happening either.but we need a better first rd pick next year so we can get ourselves a young quarterback that can actually be somebody. Would love to hear some other opinions.

[RedGoneWILD]

i think marshall is acting like a baby, and if he was going to act that way during practice, then he should've just held out....that said, the broncos owe this man some money...he has far outplayed his current contract and it's ridiculous they won't pay him.

if they aren't going to pay him, then they need to trade him ASAP....this happened in Philly 4 years ago, and when a player is committed to being a disruption until he either gets a new deal or get shipped out of town, he is going to destroy your season....i have no idea what Denver thinks they are doing...he's not going to be happy until they pay him...so seeing McDaniels say yesterday that he expects him back on Sunday ready to go to work for week one is just another reason why i think he's not ready at all to be an NFL head coach

[outlaw33]

i agree that he deserves more money but the way he is acting is more the reason to not give it to him. and j mac is driving me to near tears with how he is destroying this franchises reputation.

[Gobias]

This is a crummy situation that is unlike the norm. As has been widely discussed, I'm now of the opinion that Bowlen may be suffering from dementia. That would account for the situation with his two best players. All along, Cutler has insisted that he did return Bowlen's call and Marshall has insisted that Bowlen promised him a contract renegotiation. Bowlen denies that either happened, but given the rumors about his deteriorating mental faculties and the fact that it's happened with two separate players, I'm really wondering whether this mess is all the result of some misunderstandings.

It's no excuse for either Cutler's or Marshall's actions, but at the same time, it makes a certain amount of frustration a lot more understandable.