Brandon Marshall has an important meeting scheduled for Tuesday. So, naturally, he asked Twitter for help.
According to the Broncos' linebacker, he has a meeting with the Denver police chief. Marshall joined Colin Kaepernick's protest before the first game of the NFL season on Thursday night by kneeling during the national anthem.
Marshall announced the meeting on Twitter.
I've been given the chance to meet with the Denver police chief tomorrow.. If you have any questions you'd like to have answered
— Brandon Marshall (@BMarshh54) September 13, 2016
And then he asked Twitter to submit some questions, because Twitter always brings out the best in people.
Tweet me with the hashtag #askthechief and I'll pick certain questions that you guys want asked and I'll get back to you
— Brandon Marshall (@BMarshh54) September 13, 2016
Since Marshall kneeled during the anthem, he's been dropped by two sponsors. He's also drawn the ire of some of his former fans.
Protest outside of #Broncos headquarters with Brandon Marshall jersey. pic.twitter.com/R8Iw04C2ha
— Eric Goodman (@EricGoodman) September 12, 2016
Marshall's response?
He's burning a T shirt that he bought and drew on lol https://t.co/8ig3JKBcff
— Brandon Marshall (@BMarshh54) September 12, 2016
On Monday, Kaepernick continued his protest by kneeling during the national anthem on "Monday Night Football." So far, he's been joined by more than 10 players in his protest against racial injustice, with Marshall being one of those players.
