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NFL Football Players Draft Injuries Rookies Season SuperbowlPublished: June 17, 2009
The more time this story goes on, the worse it makes the Denver Broncos look. The franchise has become a laughingstock, as they are on the verge of trading away two young, talented, Pro Bowl players in one offseason.
The reason why Marshall is demanding a trade in his final year of his four-year rookie contract is very simple. This is Marshall's last chance to cash out for big money and a long-term deal.
If Marshall doesn't get the extension now and was to play the final year of his rookie contract, in 2010 he would become a restricted free agent. In that case, all Denver would have to do is franchise tag him, meaning Marshall wouldn't get the security of a long-term deal nor the guaranteed money.
Marshall is considered around the NFL to be a top 10 WR in this league, yet there are 50 cur...
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