the way the fans and radio persona’s in Seattle feel about the possibility of their team acquiring BMarsh, it doesn’t exactly mean that Seattle’s FO feels the same way. This is worth a grain of salt in my book.

I would like Brandon to love and be a Bronco for life.

This is my feeling as well.

Marshall and 6th rd pick for Seattle’s 2nd and 3rd rd picks.

…and get the idea that Seattle fans— at least— are of the opinion that they just have to wait Denver out in order to ‘rob’ them with a second rounder.

Its funny, because my opinion on whether thats true or not changes by the hour.

I really don’t have a point….

The rumor I’ve heard is a 2nd and a 4th, but 2 second rounders might suffice, though I don’t think the Broncos are budging. They need Marshall jsut as much as Seattle

Anything more than that would be an excellent return. I’m not saying that is all he’s worth mind you.

sounds pretty good.

The Marshall saga will start to drag on a bit now, unless he gets another visit somewhere. Seattle and Denver are staring at one another waiting to see who is bluffing… and I don’t think it is Denver. Every minute the clock ticks, Seattle’s position gets weaker. TO and Antonio Bryant are here in Cincinnati, and if they fail to make a deal then Mike Brown’s eyes might indeed turn west — Adam Schefter’s rumor-flinging tweets aside, taking the top free agent first would be completely out of character for the Bengals, but they do need some help at WR.

My hope is that Seattle doesn’t blink, and then fills their wide receiver needs at number 6 with Dez Bryant. That way the Broncos can’t be even tempted to take the risk of a first-round WR, and all the pundits who are predicting Bryant to Denver won’t be able to whinge on about Denver ignoring their ill-thought advice…

 Look, I know it’s a matter of opinion, but an opinion with alot of support. You draft every year hoping that your draft pick isn’t a bust (Jarvis Moss?). When you get a Gem, it’s a gem. It doesn’t matter if it’s the 4th round (Dumerville, Marshall) or sixth (terrell Davis) or even the seventh round (Shannon Sharpe).

  It’s like when you go to buy a new house. You may want a $250,000.00, but you can’t get it for $60,000.00 saying you don’t like the color of brick. It’s worth what it is worth, and it is up to the new owner to change the color of the brick.

  I would easily give up a first round draft pick for an elite WR. What if the 1st Rounder ended up being a Jarvis Moss again? You would have essentially gave up Brandon Marshall for Jarvis Moss. Sound like a good deal to you? Or maybe a Brady Quinn, Ryan Leaf, Heyward-Bey, etc… If you get a WR (Dez Bryant) in the 1st Round, you can only HOPE he turns out to be a talent like Brandon Marshall.

  Huge question, if Brandon Marshall was in the draft this year, and everyone knew how talented he would be, do you think he would be getting fought over in the first round? I believe he would.

  Now, about the attitude (as Marshall’s legal troubles seems to have died down, just dealing with attitude in the locker room and on the field). He has said many times he is open to returning to Denver. This works two fold. One, he is using Denver as competition against other teams to jack up his price tag. He is also ensuring that if he cannot get traded, then it makes it easier for Denver to offer him the contract he is wanting (and deserving in my opiinion). This tells me that if Denver matches any and all offer sheets, Marshall is okay with that. It’s called Free Agency (restricted or not) and it’s all about the money. His hostility seems very muched based on the lack of a pay raise.

  The answer is very simple. Denver can now either give Marshall the new contract and end all of this, or take a first round pick and pray to God they can find another talent like the one they ALREADY HAD. That sounds redundant and very risky. Just my thoughts on this situation, anyhow.