Brandon Marshall attends camp -- his own

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Updated: 9:55 PM Jun 18, 2009 Brandon Marshall attends camp -- his own The Denver Broncos Pro Bowl receiver, who skipped the team's mandatory minicamp last weekend in a contract dispute, is holding a two-day youth football camp for 500 kids ages 7-18 at a local high school Posted: 2:17 PM Jun 18, 2009 Reporter: AP

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Holdout wide receiver Brandon Marshall has reported to camp -- his own.

The Denver Broncos Pro Bowl receiver, who skipped the team's mandatory minicamp last weekend in a contract dispute, is holding a two-day youth football camp for 500 kids ages 7-18 at a local high school.

Marshall declined to answer questions about his status with the Broncos, other than to say he and his agent are communicating with the team. Earlier this week, his agent said team owner Pat Bowlen would try to accommodate his wishes. Marshall posted a farewell to Denver fans on his blog.

Marshall, who is recovering from hip surgery, is set to make $2.2 million next season.

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Posted by: STEVE J LEITZOW Location: COLO.SPGS.CO on Jun 18, 2009 at 06:53 PM

I WOULD LIKE 2 SEE BRANDON MARSHALL PLAY THIS SEASON MOENY IS NOT ALL THAT JUST PLAY FR: THE FUN OF IT & NO TRADE PLERAES THANK'S
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