Mission Accomplished: Marshall Hits Goal Weight

Jets WR Sheds Pounds on the Todd Bowles Diet

Jul 27, 2016 at 05:15 AM

Just over one month ago, Jets head coach Todd Bowles told Brandon Marshall that he wanted the elite wideout to trim down to 230 pounds and maintain that weight throughout the season. Of course, the 32-year-old star wide receiver wasn't happy about eating like a rabbit during his vacation.

#ToddBowlesDiet @PROJECT375 pic.twitter.com/1T2S0Iso69
— Brandon Marshall (@BMarshall) June 20, 2016

So B-Marsh — being the six-time Pro Bowler that he is — decided to take his weight loss game to the next level and make 225 pounds his target weight.

Reporting day!!! Started the #toddbowlesdiet at 244 pounds 6 weeks ago. I've been playing around 235 pounds for the past 5 years. Last time I've been this low was at @ucf.football #mindovermatter

A post shared by Brandon Marshall (@bmarshall) on Jul 27, 2016 at 7:33am PDT

Those numbers don't lie as Marshall weighed in today at a slim 224.5 pounds. Mission #ToddBowlesDiet complete – now let's play some football.

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Mission Accomplished: Marshall Hits Goal Weight

Jets WR Sheds Pounds on the Todd Bowles Diet

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