BM: I asked and Bowlen said he would trade me.

[broncocalijohn]

Originally Posted by bpc

I'd rather prove a point and ruin his career. Just my personal feelings on it.

How much longer do we have on his contract? I'd make him earn every penny of that "feeble" contract over that period of time. Hopefully he gets fed up and throws a temper tantrum. We suspend him. He stays out long enough to beat another fiance'. Goodell puts him down for half the season, hopefully he gets a jail sentence this time.

Honestly, we just need to hit him where he'll feel it... in his pocket book.

you cant suspend him already? Mock thinks we get a conditional 2nd. That is more than the 4th round picks that were offered before training camp. Mock, put down the bottle (i guess he is allowed to drink again) and tell me where his status has improved since those times?

[Florida_Bronco]

I'll go on record right now stating that I do not believe Brandon is telling the truth.

[watermock]

Originally Posted by baja

Mock I am sorry to see that you have started drinking again. Stop that you know it doesn't work for you.

Condesending biatch.

[watermock]

Originally Posted by watermock
What aout the petulant child who boots the football after an int?

Suspend him in a real game?

Dumbass.

Mock I am sorry to see that you have started drinking again. Stop that you know it doesn't work for you.

That means it's PRACTICE MAN.

NOT EVEN PRESEASON.

PRACTICE, MAN.

dumbass

[Popps]

Originally Posted by Blueflame

Seems to me it's the inexperienced rookie HC who's damaging the team. And I do not love him.

Sure, after all... he forced Brandon to bat passes down instead of catching them, and I think I saw him doing a kicking motion behind Brandon as if to say, "Brandon... don't hand the ball to the coach, kick it away."

You're alway right on top of things.

[watermock]

Suspend him in practice.



THAT would be the act of a petulant child.

moron

[baja]

Originally Posted by watermock

Condesending biatch.

Mock I am a retired professional drunk don't you think I know when you ar drinking?

It's bad mojo for you.

[watermock]

It's funny.

Beavis is obviously humiliating BM.

The "depth chart" has no reality in the billicheat formula.

[Popps]

Originally Posted by Florida_Bronco

I'll go on record right now stating that I do not believe Brandon is telling the truth.

Not exactly a longshot.

Dude said he missed practice today because he "didn't feel well."


He doesn't beat women either, by the way. Not sure if you heard that.

[watermock]

Originally Posted by baja

Mock I am a retired professional drunk don't you think I know when you ar drinking?

It's bad mojo for you.

Goodbye.

BTW, it's are, not ar.

[TheReverend]

Originally Posted by Popps

Not exactly a longshot.

Dude said he missed practice today because he "didn't feel well."


He doesn't beat women either, by the way. Not sure if you heard that.

To be fair, courts DID find him not guilty. We can't say that about all our beloved Bronco WRs...

[Blueflame]

Originally Posted by Popps

Sure, after all... he forced Brandon to bat passes down instead of catching them, and I think I saw him doing a kicking motion behind Brandon as if to say, "Brandon... don't hand the ball to the coach, kick it away."

You're alway right on top of things.

I'm seeing deja vu all over again. And a second Pro Bowler who could go on to make us rue the day Pat Bowlen hired an inexperienced kid and gave him absolute power.

[baja]

Originally Posted by watermock

Goodbye.

BTW, it's are, not ar.

Like you never made a typo


I am one of you few friends here don't you know.

[baja]

Originally Posted by Blueflame

I'm seeing deja vu all over again. And a second Pro Bowler who could go on to make us rue the day Pat Bowlen hired an inexperienced kid and gave him absolute power.

ya know Blue if you keep this up I am going to have to down grade you to a "C" cup in my minds eye.

[rastaman]

Originally Posted by bpc

I'd rather prove a point and ruin his career. Just my personal feelings on it.

How much longer do we have on his contract? I'd make him earn every penny of that "feeble" contract over that period of time. Hopefully he gets fed up and throws a temper tantrum. We suspend him. He stays out long enough to beat another fiance'. Goodell puts him down for half the season, hopefully he gets a jail sentence this time.

Honestly, we just need to hit him where he'll feel it... in his pocket book.

Boy o Boy look at all the Hate Fest toward Brandon Marshall!

Brandon needs to get the hell out of Denver! He's pissed off the pro-management fans, Bowlen and McDaniel's. These folks don't forgive unless they get what they want. Should Brandon be broken and excepts who's boss, he maybe allowed back into the fold of his masters and gladiator romanistic fans.

Brandon here's some advice:

Stay out of legal trouble off the field. Stay healthy in Denver until your Parole from the Bronco Gulag ends over the next two or three years and you will get your big pay day in another city. Please don't be foolish and play with reckless abandon anymore and increase the wear and tear on your body unnecessarily.

The key to you surviving your imprisonment in Denver is staying healthy and increasing your LONGEVITY!!! Understand beyond any shadow of a doubt the pro management fan base and Bowlen & McDaniel's appreciates little what you have brought to this organization during 07 & 08.

Play smart protect your body, step out of bounds when you can. Make sure you go down with the first tackle; Denver will pay you 4th round money whether one or three players tackle you.

Denver will never pay you what you're worth. And even should they have a change of heart down the road, remember the 09 season how Bowlen and McDaniel's tried to take your dignity and attempted to force you relent to their corporate fascist ways! "Remember to Never Kiss a Rattle Snake on the Lips" such is akin to signing a contract with the post Shanny Denver Broncos.

Time to move on just as soon as Comrade Bowlen and McDaniel's approve your parole.

[Killericon]

Say what you will about McDaniels, but this offseason sure soured me towards Marshall and Cutler, and with Shanny around, they'd both have shiny new contracts.

[Blueflame]

Originally Posted by baja

ya know Blue if you keep this up I am going to have to down grade you to a "C" cup in my minds eye.

Hey, it's not unreasonable to not like the way this noob coach is handling our best players.

I don't even like thinking about trying to fit into a "C"....

[Popps]

Originally Posted by TheReverend

To be fair, courts DID find him not guilty. We can't say that about all our beloved Bronco WRs...

Oct. 31, 2004: During his junior year at the University of Central Florida, Brandon Marshall faced misdemeanor charges of trespass, resisting arrest without violence, disorderly conduct, refusal to obey and assault on a police officer after an argument with an off-duty Florida Highway Patrol officer turned heated at an Orlando Denny's restaurant.

April 8, 2005: Marshall was charged with retail theft, a misdemeanor, after trying to return a stolen set of bed sheets, valued at $19.99, to a Burlington Coat Factory, according to a police report of the incident. The charge was later dropped.

June 17, 2006: Conflicting police reports from Marshall and Rasheedah Watley were filed with the Orange County, Fla., Sheriff's Department. Marshall told police that Watley became violent after seeing him earlier that evening as the object of another woman's affection. Marshall described Watley to police as an old family friend and told police that Watley punched him and scratched his chest after an argument inside the couple's Orlando apartment spiraled out of control. Watley, who filed a police report by phone from Atlanta three days after the incident, told Florida police that Marshall was the aggressor, and that he slapped her in the face, grabbed her by the arms and pushed her to the ground,

Dec. 31, 2006: Marshall and several Broncos teammates were present at "The Shelter," a nightclub in Denver's LoDo section, as part of a birthday celebration for Denver Nuggets forward Kenyon Martin. Former Broncos wide receiver Javon Walker later told HBO's "Real Sports" that an argument broke out at the club when Marshall and his cousin sprayed champagne on another club patron and his friend. The men, who argued with Marshall and his cousin, were then asked to leave the club

Jan. 24, 2007: Police responded to a parking lot outside an Orlando bowling alley where Marshall and his father had a heated argument. According to a police report of the incident, Frederick Marshall said his son took out a handgun and fired one shot at him after the two men argued. Frederick Marshall, who refused to sign a sworn statement or press charges, said his son left the area after firing the handgun.

March 18, 2007: Atlanta police responded to a domestic dispute call at the Westin Peachtree hotel. Watley told officers that after meeting Marshall at the hotel that night, he became enraged after he went through her cell phone call list and noticed she'd been speaking with an ex-boyfriend. Watley told police Marshall hit her repeatedly with a closed fist.

March 21, 2007: Watley filed a report with police in Boca Raton, Fla. Watley and Marshall, who were staying in south Florida with Marshall's uncle, told police that an argument started that night at a local restaurant after Marshall refused to ask Watley to marry him. According to a police report, while Watley was walking home, Marshall grabbed a large pipe from a construction site and hit the ground with it in frustration. Nobody was hurt. Police characterized the incident as a verbal domestic dispute. No charges were filed.

March 26, 2007: Police in Douglas County, Colo., arrested Marshall for false imprisonment and domestic violence. Watley told "Outside the Lines" she was assaulted by Marshall a day earlier at Marshall's suburban Denver home

May 25, 2007: Charges against Marshall relating to his arrest in Douglas County, Colo., were dismissed after he successfully completed anger management classes.

June 8, 2007: Police responded to Marshall and Watley's Atlanta condo at 5 a.m. and found Watley with a noticeable cut on her right thigh. Watley initially told officers that she accidentally cut herself with a kitchen knife. Watley told the first officer to arrive that while she had argued with Marshall earlier that evening, no physical abuse occurred. Marshall was not present. Roughly an hour later, at 6:07 a.m., police were dispatched to the condo a second time. On this second visit Watley told police that Marshall did indeed cut her thigh with a kitchen knife during a fight earlier that evening and that he later returned to the condo and continued to assault Watley by punching her in the forehead.




June 30, 2007: Atlanta police responded to a fight-in-progress call at Marshall and Watley's condo. Watley told police that a fight broke out after Marshall missed a flight and blamed Watley. Watley told police Marshall struck her with a closed fist and choked her.

Oct. 22, 2007: Hours after defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers, Marshall was cited at 2 a.m. by Denver police for driving under the influence after he was seen driving erratically. His blood-alcohol level was 0.116 (the legal limit for DUI in Colorado is 0.08).

Jan. 18, 2008: Watley obtained a temporary protective order against Marshall in Fulton County (Ga.) Superior Court.

Feb. 18, 2008: Watley told "Outside the Lines" that as part of a Valentine's Day present, and in an attempt to repair their relationship, Marshall surprised her with a last-minute trip to San Juan, Puerto Rico. While on that trip, Watley said, Marshall argued with her about an ex-boyfriend. Watley said Marshall assaulted her at San Juan's Condado Plaza Hotel, hitting her in the mouth, which caused her to bleed, and choking her on the bed.

March 4, 2008: Police responded around 9 p.m. to a fight call at Marshall and Watley's Atlanta condo and found Marshall bleeding from his hand. Marshall initially told police that during an argument with Watley, one of Watley's sisters cut him on his hand with a knife. When asked by police who had the knife, Marshall then told officers there was no knife, and that he'd been cut on glass during a fight with Watley.

March 5, 2008: Watley obtained her second temporary protective order against Marshall

Aug. 5, 2008: The NFL released a statement announcing that Marshall would be suspended without pay for the Broncos' first three regular-season games of 2008 for violating the NFL personal conduct policy.

Sept. 10, 2008: Marshall was charged with two misdemeanor counts of simple battery as a result of the incident the previous March (his formal bond arraignment was Nov. 3, 2008). Simple battery, according to the Fulton County District Attorney's office, is punishable by up to one year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine.

Feb. 5, 2009: While attending a dinner party in Honolulu as part of his Pro Bowl appearance, Marshall proposed to Michi Nogami-Campbell. Marshall told the Denver Post he met Nogami-Campbell while the two attended the University of Central Florida. The engagement prompted several sports writers to praise what they characterized as Marshall's maturity.

March 1, 2009: Marshall and his fiancée, Nogami-Campbell, were seen by an off-duty Atlanta police officer arguing outside the same Atlanta condo Marshall once shared with Watley. According to a police report of the incident, the off-duty officer saw Marshall and Nogami-Campbell kicking and punching one another on the sidewalk outside the condo building.



Look, man... I agree. He's gone through the legal procedures and has somehow managed to come out fairly unscathed. However, at a certain point... normal people don't have track records like this. I can't imagine this is anything other than a smoke/fire issue, at this point.

[watermock]

[QUOTE][ think this is exactly what the front office wants you to think. They also "demonized" Cutler via the media. The point where I knew Marshall would probably be following Cutler out the door was when McDaniels said he wouldn't be...

Fact: Our offense would be better with Cutler and with Marshall./QUOTE]

Oh my!

It's humorous.

[epicSocialism4tw]

Originally Posted by bpc

I'd rather prove a point and ruin his career. Just my personal feelings on it.

How much longer do we have on his contract? I'd make him earn every penny of that "feeble" contract over that period of time. Hopefully he gets fed up and throws a temper tantrum. We suspend him. He stays out long enough to beat another fiance'. Goodell puts him down for half the season, hopefully he gets a jail sentence this time.

Honestly, we just need to hit him where he'll feel it... in his pocket book.

Bowlen has made a mockery out of this franchise.

Two of the brightest young stars in the league were here at the end of last season, and they are being replaced by poorly-used and mismanaged assets.

Bowlen is no longer concerned about the quality of the team on the field, but in the bottom line.

Bowlen is now the Donald Sterling of the NFL.

[watermock]

Originally Posted by Killericon

Say what you will about McDaniels, but this offseason sure soured me towards Marshall and Cutler, and with Shanny around, they'd both have shiny new contracts.

Odd.

They were both probowlers.

Of course, Cutler is playing for his original contract, BM is in his final year.

Don't let facts delude you.

[Blueflame]

Originally Posted by watermock

Oh my!

It's humorous.

Actually it would be humorous if it were happening to the Chiefs or Raiders or Chargers... but unfortunately, it's happening to the Broncos.

[broncocalijohn]

Originally Posted by McSkillet

Bowlen has made a mockery out of this franchise.

Two of the brightest young stars in the league were here at the end of last season, and they are being replaced by poorly-used and mismanaged assets.

Bowlen is no longer concerned about the quality of the team on the field, but in the bottom line.
Bowlen is now the Donald Sterling of the NFL.

Have you stopped and asked if he wants some quality personality to go along with that talent. I cannot believe that the anti McDaniels crowd wants to put this on the coach when it is the player who is the problem. This didnt start in this offseason. Try looking at the "rap" sheet that Popps posted. Stop making excuses for the flava clown already. Sad we cant talk about the positive guys like Royal. Loving that guy more and more.

[Blueflame]

Originally Posted by broncocalijohn

Have you stopped and asked if he wants some quality personality to go along with that talent. I cannot believe that the anti McDaniels crowd wants to put this on the coach when it is the player who is the problem. This didnt start in this offseason. Try looking at the "rap" sheet that Popps posted. Stop making excuses for the flava clown already. Sad we cant talk about the positive guys like Royal. Loving that guy more and more.

But... BCJ...isn't it also a valid question why Pro Bowl players don't want to work with/for this inexperienced rookie HC? Or why he seems uninterested in trying to work with them (seems to want all "big names" off the roster)?

[baja]

Originally Posted by Blueflame

But... BCJ...isn't it also a valid question why Pro Bowl players don't want to work with/for this inexperienced rookie HC? Or why he seems uninterested in trying to work with them (seems to want all "big names" off the roster)?

OK now it's down to a "B"