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Marshall is a stat guy, late in the year he is trying to get his #s up, when JMiami really needed him in Nov/early dec he was invisible.
When did the Jets offer a 1st rd pick for him? Why would denver have taken less to send him to Miami if the Jets offered a 1st rounder for him?
I ask again- isn't it funny how you guys have so much more talent than the jets yet you finished way behind us the last 2 years- how does that happen?
Because the Jets were broke.
I keep hearing from my Jets sources that they’re having internal discussions regarding Brandon Marshall and would love to put together a package of players that might entice the Broncos and still keep their first-round pick.
http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/Sunday-at-the-Post-1029.html
The New York Jets were prepared to send the Denver Broncos the 29th pick of the 2010 draft for WR Brandon Marshall. But the player and the Jets couldn't reach terms on a long-term contract, so New York never bothered to sign the former restricted free agent to an offer sheet.
http://content.usatoday.com/communi...uld-have-been-a-jet-with-contract-extension/1
Talks fell apart because the Jets couldnt give him a long term contract. If you(or anyone) can recall, Marshall's biggest problem in Denver was his contract status. It was a deal breaker for any team. All of this happened very shortly(believe a week or two) before the Jets traded for Holmes, who had much better value for the cost, so hardly a crushing blow.
In a year when 4 different teams defensive players were calling out plays at the line of scrimmage, had a quarterback carousel, an offensive coordinator who flat refused to change his gameplans week to week(literally, Thigpen revealed Henning wouldnt change them for games), and a head coach throwing his players under the bus...Marshall still had 86 catches and +1k yards. And this is considered a bad year for him. The video's i linked showed first hand how he breaks games open. He routinely won games for Denver and he went to town on the Jets. You can make all the blanket statement(and provide utterly no proof whatsoever), yet anyone can pull up the videos themselves, or check the NFL record book, or check and see how your own team tried to trade for him. Before his "off year" he was considered a top 3 wideout. After his "off year" he was considered a top 5 wideout. Imagine what will happen when he has coaches who will actively involve him.