The New York Giants are a team that a lot of people are keeping an eye on during the 2024 NFL offseason. They are one of several franchises that could be in the market for a new quarterback despite agreeing to a four-year, $160 million deal with Daniel Jones last offseason.
Former six-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Brandon Marshall played with his fair share of quarterbacks during his 13-year NFL career, but one sticks out in his mind for the wrong reasons.
On Tuesday, the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced nine former NFL players as first-time nominees on the 2024 ballot. These nine players are among the 173 modern-era nominees up for consideration for enshrinement in the Hall of Fame.
Brandon Marshall hasn’t played a down of football since Oct. 14, 2018, but the six-time Pro Bowl receiver is possibly ready to end his retirement if it means getting to play with Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets.
Aaron Rodgers is like the Piped Piper for his fellow olds. How else do you explain Brandon Marshall wanting to come out of retirement to play for the Jets?
The Bears went 1-5 against the Packers when Brandon Marshall was in Chicago, so it’s no wonder he has enormous respect for Rodgers.
Former wide receiver Brandon Marshall isn't a reporter or insider, but that isn't stopping several QB-hungry NFL teams from asking him about Aaron Rodgers' status. The reason why is pretty funny.
Ask many around the New York Jets and they would be fully in favor of trying to acquire Aaron Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers. One former Jets receiver, however, is not so sure.
The Bills and Chiefs are the AFC favorites to be in the Super Bowl this year. But where are the Bengals who just represented the AFC a season ago? Former WR Brandon Marshall believes the disrespect must come to an end.
Six-time Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall played for two teams in the AFC East, but the New England Patriots weren’t one of them. But now, the Patriots will occupy a permanent place in Marshall's life after he lost a bet to fellow former WR Julian Edelman.
Hall of Famer Terrell Owens was the definition of a star receiver. He scored touchdowns, made big plays in big moments, and was just as entertaining on the field as he was off it. Let’s take a look at T.O’s one-of-a-kind career.
Former NFL linebacker Brandon Marshall is ready for another shot at playing in the League as the one-time Super Bowl champion looks to impress teams at the April 18 HUB Football CAMP scouting event in San Diego.
Former NFL wide receiver Brandon Marshall had some harsh words for the Green Bay Packers and their roster management around Aaron Rodgers.
New NFL records are set every year, but 2019 could be a truly special season. Here are 10 records or milestones that could be reached this fall.
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