My Mountaineer was one of my favorite all time rides. They have feelings, too, you know.

just another reason for 13 3 baby! :)

Personally, I have never equated NFP with the MSM; to me, their writing is several notches above that of their competitors. Lombardi, Bowen, Brandt, Bechta and Co. all write from experience and tap such a wealth of knowledge, without speculation or guesswork. They were worth reading before Bowen’s recent positive columns re:Orton, and hopefully they will remain so. I tend to include almost all of their columns in Tracks for that reason.

He can also be the emergency QB. And maybe a Wildcat QB on occasion, sinc ehe passed for 1,500 yards and ran for 750 as a Senior in High School.

I believe he meant every word of it, and it is sad because the front range is a wonderful place to live and raise a family. Maybe he is so used to jukin’ and jivin’ with the home boys down there in Florida that he was home sick…Ha..

What sort of idiot jaws with the police, curses out and antagonizes theme while being SO in the wrong. The guy is devoid of brains. I have been 10 sheets to the wind and still been able to be respectful of people, especially the law. What was he thinking? oh thats right, this guy cant put 2 logical thoughts together.
As a coach, guys like Marshall are PET HATES of mine…all the physical traits in the world to be GREAT…even ALL TIME….but dont have the character, ethics or brains to tae advantage of it.
I have not given up yet on him, but he needs some enlightenment!

I’m not in the slightest way condoning drunk driving. Sorry to hear that, HT. I only mean his words should be taken with a grain of salt.

for your loss, however long ago it was :-( Very tragic. And I’m with you on this.
Another prominent WR just did something horrible while high — at least he’s paying a price for it, though many would argue it’s not strong enough.
Marshall really needs therapy. It feels like a combination of his own immaturity plus having gone through the Darrent Williams tragedy in person, and he’s just messed up about it. Denver probably reminds him of all that. But running away from it to another city won’t solve all his emotional problems. He’s probably a good person, and we know he’s a great talent, so I really hope he gets his act together. But he needs help.

But in war seeing your buddy get blowed away right next to you does let you give up on your other players. He was under the influence of alcohol and distraught over losing a friend, but being a professional is being prepaired for any situation, just like me responding to a friends motorcycle accident last weekend expecting to treat a broken arm or leg. Things in life happen, and it is how we handle these situations as they arise is what makes us who we are. Profeesional peace officer take a shallow perspective toward drunk drivers, especially when they deal with death on so many occasions. The team should have realized Marshall’s psychosis and treated it. Hell, they can’t even diagnose a hip injury, why would they address his mind.