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Can we now end all the Brandon Marshall hoopla now? He had four catches for 24 yards and Kelley Washington had four catches for 58 yards. After the game was over, Marshal walked directly to the tunnel for the locker room without talking to anyone. If the Broncos keep losing, Marshall will go off soon.
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