Whats really going on with Bmarsh????????????

If it was, I don’t think we would have called that play for marsh to score. You should check out the video of BM when he was on the Jim Rome show, it may clear up a lot. There’s a link on broncos country.

I think it’s pretty clear that BMarsh has a good relationship with McD. Do you remember the Dallas game? they hugged after Marshall’s big game-winning catch, and during the press conference after. BMarsh’s attitude has improved dramatically since last year.

is that there are plays that McD creates just for Brandon and when they work in some big time way Brandon just simply appreciates what coach is doing for his career

I don’t think we need to worry about an obvious positive situation. Bowlen has already said that he’s going to open the checkbook. McD wants this guy – he makes the passing game move forward. Three players who will get contracts when they are due are Orton, Marshall and Doom.

I’ll be danged if I can figure out what it all means. I believe BMarsh and McD are building a relationship that will be a lasting one, something jay should have thought about before throwing a hissy-fit.

Come contract time, you will see Brandon Marshall franchised. Smart business decision, letting the industry define his salary, plus saving the bonus money.
Remember that without the CBA, Marshall is a restricted free agent for TWO more years, meaning that Denver owns his contract through 2012.
IMO the first guy to get paid is Chris Kuper. He is as valuable as the Ryans. (maybe a little behind).

I think you’re on to something, and I had the same thought. However, I don’t think he’s doing it in a mean spirited way or meaning any disrespect at all. I think it’s at most a playful reminder to his coach that, heck yeah I’m a playmaker and you love me. Last week they mentioned that B had suggested a play to McD and he took him up on it, and it worked, and they were both excited about that. I think the love is real and the respect is growing and mutual between those two. More telling would have been a hint of animosity during the 4-game slide. There was none, zero. So my advice, as Emmett noted above, is not to worry about an obvious positive situation. Those two are men, and their destiny is up to them. Let’s just hope it will be together — because they have HUGE potential together, and I don’t think that’s lost on them at all.

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This is nonsense.

because the logic seems in line with his.

…and some will never let McD out.

I thought that it was touching that Marshall would run over and immediately give the coach his touchdown ball, much like giving game balls out at the end of the game. Stop trying to look for smoke when there is no fire.

Im not tring to stur the pot. they may have a relationship that is growing and I hope that is the case. It looks like B is having all kinds of fun playing, it just seemed odd that he singled McD out and gave hin the ball. Im not looking for smoke here, I just wanted evryones opinion on this great site. So just calm down.

“After Brandon Marshall’s 7-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter, Marshall took the ball with him to the sideline and gave it to McDaniels.

“He said when I score, he wants that ball,” Marshall said. “He probably said it three times this week and again last night.”

This is a complete NON-ISSUE (which is great!)

I have a great relationship with my supervisor. However, when it doesn’t seem like he’s noticing my abilities or work ethic, I find ways to throw it in his face. For example: I clearly state on my reports every last detail of the work performed on a particular shift. If I go above and beyond what I’m asked to do, I make sure to point that out on my report also. Brandon had a tough offseason, with many people questioning his worth. He’s simply making sure McDaniels knows he’s doing his job and doing it splendidly. There’s no doubt in my mind that McDaniels will do whatever it takes to get this guy a new contract in the offseason. He’s too important to the Broncos. Without BMarsh, we may have dropped a few more games this season. His amazing abilities as a receiver helped to give us momentum in games we would have otherwise lost. Cheers to BMarsh, and let’s pray they give him the money he wants so he’s playing in Denver for many years to come!