NFL Trade Rumors: Agent Says Brandon Marshall Will Be Traded

Drew Rosenhaus made his weekly appearance on South Florida TV on Sunday and said that Brandon Marshall will be traded for a second-round pick as well as another lesser pick. 

There are several teams that have been reported to have interest, most notably the Seattle Seahawks. 

Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post recently polled a handful of personnel executives from around the league and the consensus was that Marshall would indeed be traded by draft day for less than a first-round pick.

Basically the belief is that head coach Josh McDaniels and Marshall will be unable to coexist next season despite their recent comments on the contrary. There is a lot of friction there and it just doesn't appear that they can get past this. 

While the Seahawks appear to be the most likely landing spot, the Washington Redskins as well as some other suitors shouldn't be ruled out just yet.

There are a lot of teams out there that could use Marshall's services. He's a very talented wideout, and at 26-years-old, is only going to get better with age. 

Talks should really begin to heat up as the draft draws closer, but at the moment the price tag appears to be a second-round pick and possibly a third- or fourth-round pick as well. 

That may be a steep price to pay, considering Anquan Boldin was traded from the Arizona Cardinals to the Baltimore Ravens earlier this year for a third- and fourth-round pick. 

Of course Boldin is two years older than Marshall and has had a history of injury problems. So Marshall's value might be worth the price. 

If Rosenhaus is right, it's only a matter of time before Marshall has a new home. This appears to be one player fueling the trade rumor mill that will actually end up relocating.