Brandon Marshall was signed by the Seahawks with some pretty big expectations back in May. If you were looking for something along the lines of 80 catches for 1200 yards, you need to fix your calendar. And take a look at the Seahawks depth chart while you’re at it. Big expectations for Marshall, at least in my fevered mind, are more like 50 catches for 700 yards. And after the first two preseason games, those limited expectations appeared to be incredibly over the top.
I only took one year of math in college, but I’m pretty sure you can’t catch a ball when you have zero targets.