Brandon Marshall still carries guilt of Williams' death

I know he is a Dolphin, but this is an interesting recap of the events surrounding that night, and I'm glad to see he's finally letting some of his torment over that evening go.

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Thanks for the update

It’s tough to see players deal with the lose of their teammates. Adams in Chicago was another tough loss, different circumstances, but same guilt by some teammates.

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by Topher Doll on Aug 28, 2010 11:43 PM MDT reply actions

Yep...hope Brandon recovers from it and realizes that being a bone head has consequences.

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by boydy2669 on Aug 29, 2010 12:57 AM MDT reply actions

He talked about this a while ago

And truthfully, it WAS his fault. D-Will took a bullet for him, in essence, and he still didn’t clean up his act.

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by Sayre Bedinger on Aug 29, 2010 7:46 AM MDT reply actions 1 recs

That's one way of looking at things

Another way is that some fucking asshole gangbanger couldn’t walk away from an altercation without coming back with guns, and that a young man’s life was lost because of it. It’s not “taking a bullet” for him, it’s just murder.

I’m sure Marshall feels horrible about running his mouth, but who hasn’t gotten drunk and run their mouth at strangers before. Don’t blame Marshall, even if he blames himself.

by Mcbeth149 on Aug 29, 2010 8:11 AM MDT up reply actions

I haven't

…gotten drunk and run mouth at strangers. Most people haven’t.

But what takes this to a different level is jawing with ‘bangers. You…just…don’t…do…it.

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by Alan_Smithee on Aug 29, 2010 8:35 AM MDT up reply actions

OK, it was ill advised, but I am not going to continue judging him. He's paid a horrible price already.

The gang-bagers are the real bad guys here, and they don’t even torment themselves later over their actions; in facct they tend to brag about them I would take Marshal over them any day. Glad he is away from the city of Denver— best thing for him. I wish him luck.

by idahobronc on Aug 29, 2010 12:13 PM MDT up reply actions

Yeah, you just don't do it

But you don’t blame the victim, either.

by Mcbeth149 on Aug 29, 2010 12:31 PM MDT via mobile up reply actions

I get your point...

But the victim was D-Will.

by Alan_Smithee on Aug 29, 2010 12:43 PM MDT up reply actions

One thing that came out in the trial

And wasn’t covered much in the media is the extent that Brandon Marshall’s mouth led to the shooting later. The evidence indicates that the gunmen were shooting the limo to get at Marshall for what he said to them in the club.

That didn’t get mentioned in this article.

by Alan_Smithee on Aug 29, 2010 8:07 AM MDT reply actions

CORRECTION

I didn’t see the first page of the article as the link goes to the second page. I’m glad to see the reporter did some research.

by Alan_Smithee on Aug 29, 2010 8:11 AM MDT up reply actions

Looks great in Miami

Dolphins are using BM on deeper routes last game 3 recpt for 51 yards in less than 2 qtrs. Good to see he’s making adjustments in his new enviroment. I am still a BM fan…

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by oc60 on Aug 29, 2010 9:11 AM MDT reply actions