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Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall loses second endorsement over national anthem controversy

Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall loses second endorsement over national anthem controversy

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall is still standing up for his right to kneel during the national anthem, but his decision continues to hit him financially.Editor's Picks Dolphins' Foster will continue to kneel for anthem Dolphins running back Arian Foster says he plans to keep kneeling during the playing of the national anthem.Broncos WR Thomas (hip) to practice Wednesday Broncos wide receiver Demaryius Thomas expects to practice Wednesday after suffering a hip injury in last Thursday's season opener against the Panthers.
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Denver Police Chief Robert White, Brandon Marshall of Denver Broncos talk issues

Denver Police Chief Robert White, Brandon Marshall of Denver Broncos talk issues

Jemele Hill reacts to Broncos LB Brandon Marshall meeting with Denver police chief Robert White in the wake of Marshall kneeling during the national anthem protesting racial oppression and police brutality.(1:26)DENVER -- Denver's police chief talked to Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall on Tuesday about his decision to kneel during the national anthem to protest racial oppression and police brutality.Chief Robert White said he met with Marshall on Tuesday after being approached by Broncos management.
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Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall will donate $300 per tackle to Denver charities

Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall will donate $300 per tackle to Denver charities

Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall has been a hot topic after choosing to kneel during the national anthem before a game against the Carolina Panthers last week.His decision has resulted in lost (and gained) sponsorship, backlash from fans and support from his mother, among others.On Wednesday, Marshall took to Instagram to recap the situation and explain what he plans to do next:On Thursday, Sept. 8, I took a knee for the national anthem to take a stand against social injustice.
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