Marshall spoke to the media for the first time since Aug. 26

After the two-week team suspension, the Denver Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall talked to the media for the first time since his on-field hissy fit at practice Aug. 26, for which he was punished with the suspension.

However, the talk did not include topics about the suspension or personal situation or relationship with the franchise and teammates. The receiver just said that he was preparing to face the Cleveland Browns this weekend. And in order to shorten the talk and avoid being fined for non-cooperation with the media as well, Marshall chose to have the interview at the end of locker room. The entire session lasted all of 100 seconds.

Although the Broncos are still in need of the enigmatic wide receiver in order reach full potential, Marshall should realize that his desires for a new contract should be backed up by on-field results.