Former Denver Broncos linebacker and anthem protester Brandon Marshall, sees the civil unrest in response to the death of George Floyd as a “natural” reaction of people who are “fed up” with the slow pace of change when it comes to addressing social justice issues.
Brandon Marshall and Demaryius Thomas were not on the field for the national anthem prior to the Denver Broncos-Minnesota Vikings game.
Quarterback Colin Kaepernick did not play in 2017, but he sparked conversation about a return to the NFL by holding a private workout this week. In an interview with TMZ Sports, Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall said Kaepernick has the
In a recent TMZ Sports interview, Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall said that “all” NFL players support Colin Kaepernick.
Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall claims Colin Kaepernick is not without a job due to a lack of trying. Marshall, a former college teammate of Kaepernick, told Fox Sports 1’s Colin Cowherd Thursday that Kaepernick still works out regularly and
Controversial New York Giants wide receiver Brandon Marshall was in Baltic, CT on Thursday to participate in a charity golf tournament benefiting “The Johnny Damon Foundation.”
Players that protest together stick together.
One of the many copycats that Colin Kaepernick spawned, after launching his protest effort during the preseason, called it quits Sunday night.
Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall stood for the national anthem before the Sunday night’s game in Oakland after previously kneeling for the song throughout the season.
U.S. Senator Cory Booker is criticizing the reaction to San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick’s anti-American protests in the NFL by saying it is more pronounced than the outrage exhibited when police officers kill “unarmed” black men.
A nonprofit organization supporting veterans fired off a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell challenging him to prohibit on-field “unsportsmanlike” protests of “The Star Spangled Banner.”
A Denver Broncos linebacker took a knee during the national anthem before Thursday night’s NFL season kickoff.
Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall caused a stir on Tuesday when he called San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick “one of the biggest patriots” for refusing to stand during the national anthem at two recent 49ers preseason games.
If a New York Jets player followed the lead of San Francisco 49ers backup quarterback Colin Kaepernick and didn’t stand for the national anthem, how would the team’s owner Woody Johnson handle the situation?
New York Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall called Colin Kaepernick a “patriot” in a radio interview Tuesday.
New York Jets QB Ryan Fitzpatrick remains a contract holdout, and there’s rampant speculation that the team’s starting receivers, Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker, boycotted workouts last week to support their triggerman.
Brandon Marshall says the New York Jets collectively “took a deep breath” and approached the Dallas Cowboys “one play at a time” in the team’s comeback victory on Saturday night.
Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall, displaying a history of temper problems, offered some harsh words for Greg Hardy on Showtime’s “Inside the NFL.”
Brandon Marshall continues to play the race card where it doesn’t apply.
The federal ruling vacating New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s four-game suspension prompted the Jets’ Brandon Marshall to insist that whites—especially white quarterbacks—enjoy an easier go in the NFL than black players.
New York Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall has made it pretty clear: he doesn’t trust sportswriters.
New York Jets star defensive back Antonio Cromartie appeared on ESPN2’s “First Take” on Thursday and spoke about NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who has been under a lot of fire for his handling of Tom Brady and “Deflate-Gate,” as well as
