Phinjim Wrote:
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> Two separate thoughts on this area.
>
> 1. I respect loyalty and discipline, and give
> Marshall credit for that in that you heard nothing
> from him during the year.
>
> 2. As we get more info, it seems that the OC and
> HC, just couldn't get out of the box in why the
> offense wasn't working.
>
> - yet most of the nation including every defense
> we played down the end of the season, had zero
> fear in our offense
>
> 3. Put me down also for more respect for marshall
> in this case as he had the stones to speak
> honestly and the courage to try to make something
> happen in an environment where HC, OC, and QB were
> locked up in over control to a point the offense
> was inept
>
> Marshall is a winner, and has behaved well in
> miami, and has the stones to be a leader ... I am
> behind this guy 100%

I agree. Marshall might have made some mistakes but he is a team player and a winner. In Denver the press gave him a bad rap. The guy wanted out after his close friend was killed. His contract sucked but after someone, don't know who, got to him with and heart to heart he became much more mature and played his heart out. At the end of the season it was obvious that he was gone.
The flip to Cutler was in jest. He has always liked Cutler. That was a mistake for sure.

I like the guy and with the right QB he will be a standout.

There is one, I read it too.

Marshall is a classic pre-madona, and we all knew that.

His behavior here has been much better than in Denver, and you want to drop him because you have who waiting to take his place?

Oh yeah I don't have a wr too.