7 years agoSeattle Seahawks wide receiver Brandon Marshall isn't a lock to make the team out of training camp after he played in just five games with the Giants in 2017 due to a serious ankle injury. Marshall also had surgery on his toe. He had a career-low 18 receptions last year and didn't find the end zone. The Seahawks will be the sixth team in his career, and he plans on being healthier than he has been in years. He'll be competing for a spot behind Doug Baldwin and Tyler Lockett. Marshall has six seasons of at least 100 catches, but he's a shell of his former self and may not make the team if he's not healthy enough. Head coach Pete Carroll hasn't assured Marshall that he'll be a lock to make the team. If he is healthy and can produce, Marshall could be in a good spot to carve out sleeper value in fantasy football. Don't be surprised if Marshall serves as a No. 4 fantasy wideout who is dependent on finding the end zone.--Keith Hernandez - RotoBaller
Source: Tacoma News Tribune - Gregg Bell