The Facts:
Following up on
a previous item. ... NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is expected to rule Monday on whether Marshall violated the league's personal conduct policy. The NFL Network reported Sunday that Marshall would be suspended three games, to be reduced to two games if the receiver agrees to counseling. But an NFL source said the Broncos were assured Sunday night that a final decision had not yet been made.
Reported by the Denver Post
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Marshall met with Goodell in the commissioner's New York office July 18. Since then, the Broncos have been bracing for a two- to four-game suspension, while hoping for no penalty. Should Marshall be suspended two games, he would be able to continue participating in training camp and the preseason, but would miss the Broncos' season opener Sept. 8 at Oakland and their home opener Sept. 14 against San Diego. If suspended, Marshall would not be able to practice with the team from the time his suspension begins Sept. 2 until it ends after the San Diego game. ... Stay tuned. We suspect the original report, by NFL Network insider Adam Schefter, has merit but we'll all know soon enough.
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