Brandon is another in a long line of super-talented thug wide receivers. Nicknamed “the Beast” because of his size and brute strength, one could also argue that past girlfriends or the local police blotter may have had input on that one, too. Shameful. Hey douche bag, you are entering a contract year, can’t you pull it together for even one off-season? His timing is further worsened by the fact that the dude (Jay Cutler) who targets him an average of 176 times over the last two years left via trade because there was only room for one large ego in Mile High. Marshall’s near-term future seems a bit compromised.
He didn’t enter the league as a polished product, but it didn’t take him long to develop. He finished an overall unspectacular career at Central Florida but the numbers are deceiving; he didn’t start until his senior season. He has always been known for his physical approach to the WR position, never fearing any type of contact. He doesn’t possess good top end speed clocking his 40 yard dash at 4.57, but he is an enormous target for a QB and quickly adjusted his game to the pros. He was hugely fantasy relevant just one game into his second season and hasn’t looked back.
