Marshall the missing ingredient?
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Brandon Marshall | Broncos | Interested: Cowboys?, Patriots?, Bengals?, Seahawks?, Commanders?, Ravens?
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There's been ongoing speculation that
[URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=9705"]Brandon Marshall[/URL] has played his last snap for the
[URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=den"]Denver Broncos[/URL]. While ESPN.com's Bill Williamson thinks
he could re-join Mike Shanahan in Washington, his ESPN.com colleague Mike Sando didn't rule out the possibility that Marshall would be sent to the Seahawks during
a SportsNation chat on Thursday.
Anyone else? Speculation here, but we know the Ravens and Patriots could both be looking to upgrade, and Darrin Washington of
Bleacher Report thinks the Bengals could be a match. The Bengals do have a need for a wideout opposite
[URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=2584"]Chad Ochocinco[/URL] as Joe Reedy of
the Cincinnati Enquirer notes on Sunday, but we're not sure Marvin Lewis would want to take on another player with character issues.
Will another team on the cusp of greatness get involved? The
Dallas Cowboys showed flashes of dominance this season, but didn't get what they needed out of
Roy Williams: a true No. 1 WR. Again, this is speculative, but why wouldn't the Cowboys -- who have many pieces in place -- try to land Marshall? Folks have blasted his off-field persona, but he's been a monster on the gridiron, with no dip in performance this season even after all the offseason bitterness.
Calvin Watkins
Williams did not deliver in 2009
"Williams was supposed to be the No. 1 wideout on this team, but
Miles Austin surpassed him as a target Romo trusts.
Patrick Crayton, the No. 3 receiver, finished with more receiving yards (622) than Williams.
Jason Witten, the veteran tight end, led the team in catches (94) and yards (1,030) this year."
