Still, on Wednesday, Spivey and Clarence Watley used the stage Allred provided to detail several alleged violent episodes involving Marshall and Rasheedah Watley dating to 2006. They maintained Goodell never took their concerns seriously and failed to investigate the receiver thoroughly or discipline him properly.
Tuesday evening, ESPN’s rehashing of his past on “E:60” with little present-day context clearly irked Marshall. In a series of tweets, Marshall asserted ESPN misled him about the story and pushed to tell it in its own words.
Read one tweet: “I trust Espn to tell my story & they lied to me once again to get my interview. Media exploits & tells thier own stories. Disappoints again.”
Marshall had been asked to be part of the “E:60” update but declined. The network instead included interviews with him that were more than two years old without explicit explanation of that dynamic.