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Marshall today revealed he played the entire season without much feeling in his right hand, which he injured in March while wrestling with family members. "The back of my hand is still numb," Marshall said while cleaning out his locker room at team headquarters. "I'm not going to say I'm making excuses, but maybe I didn't recover as great as I wanted to from my hand injury. ... I'm disappointed in myself."
Reported by the Denver Post
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Marshall underwent pre-season surgery to repair forearm lacerations to an artery, vein, nerve, two tendons and three muscles. On Monday, Marshall -- who this month was named to his first Pro Bowl -- took much of the blame for the team's collapse. "I didn't get it done this year," he said. "You look at the Pro Bowl, you look at the 100 catches. That wasn't good enough. I should have been a better leader, on and off the field. ... Meanwhile, Marshall told reporters his forearm is fine but doctors told him he would need "a year or two" before he regains complete feeling in his hand.
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