Top 5 Trade Destinations for Brandon Marshall
The Denver Broncos have most likely already received trade inquiries about star wide receiver Brandon Marshall, many see this star player a lost cause in the Denver areas and expect him to be released any day. In all likelihood the Broncos would want to bring back their top pass catcher for the 2010 season but know that cutting the ties with Marshall is a smarter move, instead of trying reconcile any outstanding issues in hopes of a long term contract and dealing with weekly headaches through the media. If however the Broncos do decide the best case scenario would be to unload Marshall, as they did with Cutler, then they would be looking for certain criteria from trade partners.
First off the Broncos would be reluctant to trade Marshall within the AFC and extremely reluctant to trade him within their own division. Therefore, this first criterion would eliminate half of the NFL teams. Second, and most importantly, Denver would try and get as much as they can for a player who can dominate on any given Sunday. There are not many NFC teams with a possible need at WR and the desire to pull off a trade for Marshall.
Below is a listing of the top five NFC teams that could make a run at acquiring Brandon Marshall. The analysis of each team includes the teams current offensive situation along with the teams picks within the first four rounds of the upcoming 2010 draft.
5) St Louis Rams – The Rams are arguably the worst team in the NFL, but imagine what their skilled positions would look like if they were to pull off a trade for Marshall? With Marshall on board defenses would have to respect Marshalls abilities and this in turn would open up the running game for Steven Jackson. In all likelihood the Rams will use a draft pick on a





































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and now Chris “Beanie” Wells in the NFC West on a regular basis, adding an elite player like Aaron Curry should be an excellent first step in regaining the toughness that Seattle once had on defense. Curry has long arms and possesses a very quick first step, he should start all year. Great pick!
St. Louis Rams
2(31) DE Cody Brown- Fits well into the 3-4 defense adding great pass rushing skills and vision to the defense. Brown has a boom or bust tag on him in our opinion, he is a little undersized and has been known to take plays off.










