Broncos' Marshall is dissatisfied with current contract

This year is WR Marshall's last year of his rookie contract with the Broncos, and last year was his second straight 1,000-yard season and first Pro Bowl-won season. And his pay should be raised to $2.2 million. But the Broncos still has not given him the raise, because of his injury and something else happened off the field.


That made Marshall dissatisfied. He does have injury on his hip, so he decided to leave the Broncos and to rehab in Orlando.

Whatever is going on with Marshall, and he has the right to be unhappy. But what he should realize is that the team may not consider him as important as himself does. As Kyle Orton and Chris Simms are competiting for taking reps with the No.1 defense, the team can just let other players compete for Marshall's position and may find a more qualified guy than him.