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Marshall plans to return
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Marshall plans to return
He says he'll be back strong
By LORI NICKEL lnickel@journalsentinel.com, Journal Sentinel
Wednesday, August 13, 2003
Green Bay -- Torrance Marshall looked ready to silence his
critics.
Despite his 21 tackles on special teams for the Green Bay Packers
last season, the 6-foot-2, 255-pound Marshall had not yet lived up to
the expectations that go with being drafted in the third round, as he
was in 2001 out of Oklahoma.
So after tw...
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Marshall plans to tackle suspension, return.(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
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; ... with that. Everybody makes mistakes. I made a mistake. Packers coach and general manager Mike Sherman was not happy about the news, which broke just weeks before the start of training camp. Such a report, after Marshall got to work out with the starting defense ...
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Marshall says he is sorry
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; Marshall says he is sorry Linebacker looks forward to his return By RICK BRAUN Packer Plus writer Thursday, July 24, 2003 Green Bay -- Torrance Marshall is sorry. That doesn't mean, however, that he won't be punished. Marshall, who was suspended for the first four games of the upcoming season for
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MARSHALL CATCHING UP ; Receiver's recovery from arm injury is ahead of schedule
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; ENGLEWOOD - Receiver Brandon Marshall isn't all the way back yet. He won't try to catch any passes for a little more than a month. He is, however, well ahead of schedule in his recovery from a serious arm injury. Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said Marshall ran some routes without getting any balls
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Marshall Is in the Middle Of Things; Redskins Turn To Versatile Vet
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; Lemar Marshall and Antonio Pierce formed a bond starting in 2001 as undrafted outside linebackers chasing their NFL dreams by finding a niche on special teams. Last season, Pierce became a starter at middle linebacker and flourished in place of the injured Mike Barrow. Marshall also lost his
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Marshall not focused on depth chart spot
The Gazette
; ENGLEWOOD - Brandon Marshall continues to rehabilitate his injured quadriceps, and the second-year Denver Broncos receiver said he isn't concerned about losing his chance at a starting job. Marshall hasn't practiced during training camp. He struggled with a quadriceps injury for much of the
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