Brandon Marshall, he of three games played in 2018, and three years removed from productivity, is a member of the Seattle Seahawks.
There are legitimate reasons to pooh-pooh the move, to express serious skepticism it will work, or amount to a net positive for the team.
- Maybe Marshall, 34, doesn’t recover well enough from the ankle injury he suffered last October that held him out the rest of the season.
- Maybe he doesn’t have good enough hands to succeed in a balanced offense, where every drop is more costly than in a high-volume passing scheme.