ENGLEWOOD, Colo.—Denver Broncos standout wide receiver Brandon Marshall is facing a possible suspension for his behavior off the field, but that doesn’t seem to be affecting his on-field performance during training camp.
Marshall caught about a dozen passes today off of almost every member of the Broncos’ secondary, prompting cornerback Karl Paymah to say Marshall was “in a zone.”
The third-year wide receiver is coming of a season where he caught 102 passes.
But three arrests in the last year have put Marshall in danger of being suspended.
He has remained silent about a recent meeting in New York with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. The Broncos expect to hear back from the league about a possible suspension as soon as next week.
Among Marshall’s arrests is a March incident in Atlanta in which his girlfriend accused him of hitting her. Marshall also has a September trial on a drunken driving arrest on October 2007.
