Womens Bradley Chubb Jersey , Colo. (AP) — Even though Brandon Marshall was expecting it, Friday’s news that he had likely played his last game in a Denver Broncos uniform threw him for a bit of a loop.“It’s just different when it’s in the news and everybody knows about it and it’s not just you and your agent talking about it,” Marshall said after the Broncos told his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, that they don’t plan to pick up the linebacker’s option.There’s a possibility Marshall could return to Denver, but he said he’s expecting to find interest on the open market when free agency opens March 13, even after limping through two injury-riddled seasons in the last three years.“I’ll be wanted. For sure. I’ll be good,” Marshall said. “All my options are open right now. Whatever’s the best fit for me.”As for his health, he said, “I’m getting there,” after missing more than a month with a bruised knee in 2018.Marshall, who was due $6.5 million next season with a cap hit of about $9 million, has been limited to 11 games in two of the last three seasons.In 2006, he missed five games with a torn hamstring. He started seven games last year and collected 42 tackles without a sack or an interception as rookie Josey Jewell’s playing time increased.Marshall said after the season ended that he wanted to finish out his career in Denver, where he got a second chance after getting cut three times by the Jacksonville Jaguars Womens John Elway Jersey , who drafted him in the fifth round in 2012.On Friday, Marshall said he’d been eager to work with new Broncos head coach Vic Fangio “seeing what he’s done with linebackers and defenses over the years.”If this is goodbye to the Broncos, Marshall said he hopes fans remember him as a player who was passionate about his play on the field and his civic works .“Oh man, just as somebody who gave it my all, that’s how I hope I’m remembered,” Marshall said. “I worked hard. I gave love. I showed love. On the field, off the field.”Marshall, who was the Broncos’ Ed Block Courage award winner in 2015, launched FEEL (Feed & Educate to Empower Leaders) last year and founded the Williams Marshall Cares Leadership Program to help youth in Denver and his hometown of Las Vegas.A college teammate of Colin Kaepernick at Nevada, Marshall was among the first group of NFL players who joined Kaepernick in kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 to bring attention to police brutality and social injustices in America. He met with the Denver police chief and the police union later that season.“From my work in the community to me as a person and as a player, I just gave it my all,” Marshall said. “I hope everybody can remember that and I hope everybody can understand that everything I did I just did it from my heart.” Sounds like Sanders is expecting to be back in 2019."Broncos Head Coach Vic Fangio was asked about his veteran wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders during the coaches presser at the 2019 NFL Scouting Combine and he said he hopes he has a major roles for them this upcoming season. Well, Sanders must have seen or heard these comments and tweeted out a statement saying that “My contract reads one last ride. Coach said it’s happening! Let’s make it a great one”This is all coming off the whole Sanders saying he will not restructure his contract response tweet and the follow up report from Tom Pelissero that the Broncos plan to pick up Sanders option keeping him with the Broncos. Some doubt crept up again yesterday after reports came out that the Broncos were looking for another deep threat/burner option at wide receiver. Many assumed this was an indicator that the Broncos may move on from their veteran deep threat despite these prior reports. Now this morning we had Fangio’s comments which just continued this roller-coaster of reports.The Broncos must decide whether or not to pick-up Sanders option by March 12th. That is two days before the start of free agency so we will likely continue to find out more about this in the coming days and weeks ahead. Right now, it sounds like Sanders will be back but this roller-coaster could continue and the narrative may change in the coming days. The offseason is in full swing and you never know what is up General Manager John Elway’s sleeve.