First Down: Brandon Marshall, fantasy's biggest head-in-posterior bargain

In this day and age of rampant wide receiver egocentrism, Brandon Marshall(notes) is a prime example of what can happen when a self-absorbent target is faced simultaneously with a new coaching regime, the loss of his Pro Bowl quarterback and contractual issues. To the perpetual whiner, the series of infuriating events is a Ghostbusters-crossing-the-streams type of situation. In terms of fantasy, owners who sink a mid-round investment in the childish wideout have, as Dr. Egon Spengler would put it, a "very slim" chance of surviving the season. But are the odds really that unfavorable? Marshall's preseason suspension combined with his volatile personality and general incompliance has understandably turned many off in fantasyland. Unsurprisingly, his ADP has tumbled over the past two weeks from 33.85 to 59.92 (WR23), a decline of 43.7 percent. Right now, the game's ninth-best receiver from a year ago can be acquired around the same time as other question marks Anto...