Days after Denver Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall elected to miss the team’s mandatory mini-camp, and word spread that Marshall reportedly asked the team for a trade, Marshall’s agent confirms that his client has indeed asked to leave.

“Yes there was a meeting between Brandon, and Mr. (Pat) Bowlen.  There was a request for a trade.  Mr. Bowlen has said that ownership will do everything in it’s power to accommodate his wishes,” said Marshall’s agent Kennard McGuire to Fox31 Sports' Josina Anderson Tuesday morning.

Whereas many of Marshall’s critics believed Broncos owner Pat Bowlen would not facilitate his top flight wide out thinking Marshall had no leverage given his record off the field, all indications reveal that the organization wants to make this an amicable split (for now)-should that indeed occur.

No absolute guarantees yet.

When reached by FOX31 sports Monday afternoon Marshall said he would have, “no comment,” at the time.

Broncos spokesman, Patrick Smyth, also said, "the Broncos have no comment at this time," when reached by Anderson early.

However Broncos fans, know this, if the team can find a trade partner or trade partners that will deliver favorable value for their best receiver in return, Marshall will be gone. 

That's if...

In this scenario, the Broncos will try, repeat try,  to do the best for themselves while simultaneously not throw Marshall to the NFL cellar.

Marshall is still planning to attend his “Camp 15,” June 18th and 19th at Overland high school in Aurora, Colorado.

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