Brandon Marshall

The Bears took a risk when they traded for wide receiver Brandon Marshall while the outcome of his alleged involvement in a nightclub fight was still up in the air. It paid off for them when Marshall avoided any charges related to the incident ...  

Right now quarterback Jay Cutler is running a skeleton passing drill featuring new wide receiver Brandon Marshall ... as the reuniting of a cannon with its cannon ball. As Brian Wilson back with Mike Love. As Lil Wayne back with herb.  

Brandon Marshall (born March 23, 1984) is an American football wide receiver for the Chicago Bears ... Regarding Marshall's breakaway ability, Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers said, "Brandon Marshall is a defensive lineman playing ...  

The first major transaction the Miami Dolphins made after hiring head coach Joe Philbin was to turn Pro Bowl wide receiver Brandon Marshall and his 167 receptions for 2,228 yards and nine touchdowns the previous two seasons into a pair of third-round picks ...  

When the Bears first traded for wide receiver Brandon Marshall, he had an alleged incident at a New York nightclub hanging over his head as a reminder that he hasn’t been the most reliable player throughout his career. “Brandon’s going to ...  

Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall, acquired from the Miami Dolphins a couple of months ago, likes what he sees from his new team. So much so that he’s talking Super Bowl. In an appearance on ESPN’s “First Take” on Friday ...  

After joining the Chicago Bears this offseason, wide receiver Brandon Marshall is confident his new team can leapfrog the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions in the NFC North pecking order. “Honestly, I think we can not only make it to the Super Bowl ...  

Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall will not face criminal charges in connection with a nightclub incident in New York City in March, his attorney told NFL Network. Marshall was accused of punching a woman outside the Manhattan nightclub. But his attorney ...  

New York City policed announced yesterday that they will not bring charges against former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall for a March fight at a nightclub in Manhattan, according to Marshall's attorney Harvey Steinberg. Marshall was being investigated following allegations from a woman at the nightclub. The woman claimed Marshall had punched her in the face outside the club. Marshall, meanwhile, admitted to being at...  

ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that former Miami Dolphins receiver Brandon Marshall will not face charges in melee at a NYC nightclub in March, according to Marshall's attorney, Harvey Steinberg. "Brandon was the victim here and never did ...  

New Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall has been cleared of any wrongdoing in a recent altercation outside of a New York night club. Now that he has no worries about facing any charges, he can focus completely on football. Was the hype surrounding ...  

Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall spoke Thursday morning to 740 The Game in Orlando where he talked about his trade to the Chicago Bears, and took a parting shot at the Dolphins’ quarterbacks. Marshall also talked about the death of ...  

Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall was back in Florida today, promoting his youth football camp at his alma mater, Lake Howell High School, in Orlando. In the publicity rounds, Marshall was interviewed on 740 The Game, during which, the trade that sent him from Miami to the Chicago Bears, as well as his time in Miami came up, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel's Izzy Gould. Marshall understands why the...  

Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall said Thursday he understands why he was traded to the Chicago Bears. Marshall was interviewed by 740 The Game in Orlando while promoting a free youth football camp May 19 at Lake Howell High ...  

Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall said Friday in a radio interview that he doesn’t think even Hall of Famer Jerry Rice would’ve been effective with the Dolphins in their new offense with their quarterbacks, according to Pro Football Talk.