Could Broncos’ Marshall end up in Oakland?

By Brad Wilbricht  |   Wednesday, June 17, 2009  |  Comments( 10 )

 Oakland Raiders
While wide receivers such as Anquan Boldin and Plaxico Burress have previously been linked to the Oakland Raiders this offseason, rumors regarding the latest disgruntled wideout have already begun to surface. Brandon Marshall has requested a trade from the Denver Broncos, so would the Raiders be interested? While Marshall has developed into one...
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neil b		 06:29 AM
06/17/2009
Just like Owens whatever he's brings to the game he takes twice as much away in the locker room.

........and isn't he due to be suspended ? If not,with all the "off-field problems" he's just a day away from it.How does that help the Raiders ?
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El Tato		 07:38 AM
06/17/2009
Just say NO to Brandon Marshall:

- No way we give Denver future high draft picks
- H e will be suspended when the league starts (again)
- Our young WR's corp is young and talented (Chaz, Higgins, DHB, Murphy) and we have our veteran presence in Javon Walker.
- Just, I don't see Denver trading their best WR to an AFC West team.
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EZRaider		 08:38 AM
06/17/2009
I couldn't even fathom such an aquisition. I agree with you Tato with the exception of Javon Walker. I don't think he fills the void of veteran leadership for our young recievers, I'm still optimistic about that group, but I'd love to see us bring in Marvin Harrison. We could certainly do worse than bringing in an aged former champ whose a proven team leader, and future HOF to help with the development of those young reievers and our franchise QB
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