Chicago Bears’ Brandon Marshall apologizes for not speaking to the media
The Chicago Bears entered Sunday’s NFC North showdown with the rival Green Bay Packers having won two straight games. Due to turnovers and poor defense, the Packers dominated the second half en route to a 38-17 victory.
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After the game, Brandon Marshall refused talked to the media.
In an appearance on Inside the NFL, Marshall apologized.
“People in Chicago have really treated me well, and I need to give them a little more,” Marshall said during the show that debuts at 9:00 p.m. ET on Showtime via Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk. “I tried to channel my inner emotions and it didn’t work. . . . It’s been haunting me for the past three weeks and I know I have to give [the press, the fans, Chicago] a little more. . . . I have to do a better job. . . . I’ve done a great job my whole career, but these past few months I really haven’t talked to the media at all. . . . I’ll do a better job.”
Marshall was obviously frustrated and is attempting to get back in the good graces of Chicago by apologizing. This year, Marshall has made 16 catches for 144 yards with five touchdowns.
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