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For Some, A Mile Is Too High

date 07-01-2009 02:15 PM
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For all those looking to update their Suspectedly Timed News calendars, it seems Brandon Marshall's love affair with the city of Denver ended long before any of us knew.

Channel 7 News in Denver reports that Marshall expressed a desire to be traded 18 months ago in a traffic stop.

When the wideout/controversy-magnet was stopped in October 2007 for suspicion of a DUI, he apparently went on an anti-Denver tirade.

"I hate Denver. I hope I get traded. I hate this f******* city," an officer wrote in the police report.

The report was only made public after CALL7 Investigators asked for it, after receiving a tip about the report's content.

Hmmm ... Who has an incentive to tip off a reporter about a statement that remained unreported for almost two years? Marshall wants to be traded. The Broncos need PR cover to trade him -- especially in an offseason where they already sent one superstar packing.

Something's rotten in the state of ~~Denmark~~ Denver.

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Message Edited by Lee_Russakoff on 07-01-2009 02:26 PM

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date 07-01-2009 08:00 PM
author SFlaBronco writes:

body People sem to forget that when Mike Shanahan came to town, he did alot of house cleaning, getting rid of the whiners, troublemakers and character problems amassed by Dan Reeves. It took a few years, but we had a team we could be proud of. Marshall is starting to smell like Ochotaco and will only be a type B Owens cancer if allowed to get his way. He did NOT lead the team in receiving yards last year, he led them in dropped passes. Same as his Mentor, Terrell Owens. Buh Bye

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date 07-01-2009 08:49 PM
author 1downskidrow writes:

body Get rid of the whinney little b*&%h!!!! Let real men play the game, Go back to wherever you came from so you and your girlfriend can slap each other around and then sit in jail and leave us alone

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date 07-01-2009 09:53 PM
author coyotee writes:

body Denver cops are as crooked as Vegas casinos. Think they got anything to do with it?

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date 07-01-2009 10:07 PM
author havinthebigone writes:

body Trade him to the NFL team in LA where he can shine..(what, still no team in LA?). Even more reason to trade him there..or Detroit which is worse.

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Re: For Some, A Mile Is Too High

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date 07-02-2009 12:18 AM
author tronicsman writes:

body Trade the **bleep**HOLE Denver! Let him be a problem to some other unlucky team!

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date 07-02-2009 12:57 AM
author habrow2 writes:

body Too bad sports are not sports anymore. Media jobs for non athletes.

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date 07-02-2009 01:02 AM
author maddog2020 writes:

body Here's the deal. When late in his career Vince Lombardi announced that he was coming out of retirement to coach the Redskins. One of the redskins was out fishing when he heard the news, he immediately paddled to show and did 200 push ups. It's not the same anymore. No respect for the team, the coach, or the game. The players are all a bunch of overpayed selfcentered **bleep**s. Send em all packin', take 100 guys out to a feild (aka bear bryant) and come back with 50 that really want to play football, now you got a team. They'd kick **bleep** on these mamby pamby pretty boys we got now. We need a REAL coach.

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date 07-02-2009 01:02 AM
author Stayfocused writes:

body Trade him for a 12-year old water boy. You'll lose the athletic ability, but you'll get an equal trade when it comes to maturity. And, as far as losing the athletic ability, forget it. You know you can't build an offense around Marshall because you can't count on his a** not being suspended again for his next off-field nonsense.

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date 07-02-2009 01:03 AM
author DaninCO writes:

body With the attitude Marshall has I feel sorry for any team that actually wants to pick him up... maybe he could be a raider!!

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Re: For Some, A Mile Is Too High

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date 07-02-2009 01:04 AM
author frankdrafting writes:

body I made my only trip to Denver about 40 years ago. I was 20 years old or so, and my buddy and I, walking down the street, were questioned by a cop as to why we were there and when we got in. Realizing we were not there to make any trouble, he politely told us the city was a rough place and the cops needed to keep up on things. No offense was taken and we understood. What's the big deal?

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