The football-following world was well aware that Miami Dolphins receiver Brandon Marshall has been dealing with a hip issue from some time now, and had it surgically repaired last year. What we did not know is that Marshall has an issue with the other hip, and thus was forced to undergo a procedure on it, according to Jeff Darlington of the Miami Herald.
Though the Dolphins don't seem too worried about the development -- head coach Tony Sparano called it "routine" it has to be of some concern that Marshall has needed surgery on both hips within the course of two years. The good news for Dolphins fans is that Marshall's play hasn't declined, so it would appear that the team didn't get coaxed into giving an injured player a large contract.
Marshall, as noted by Darlington, won't be able to return to the field until training camp.
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