  Perhaps that is how the talented yet often troubled wide
receiver can best explain what happened outside a New York club
in the early morning hours Sunday when he says a thrown bottle
struck his wife in the face, seriously injuring her. In a
contrary version of the incident, a 24-year-old woman told
police Marshall cold-cocked her, leaving her with a black eye.
Marshall is scheduled to face the media Friday at Halas Hall
along with new backup quarterback Jason Campbell.   Marshall's
list of off-field incidents, including multiple allegations of
violence against women, is as thick as a Mike Martz playbook. In
this instance, the Bears say they knew about the disturbance
Tuesday before trading two third-round draft picks to the
Dolphins, who were dumping the MVP of the 2012 Pro Bowl so new
coach Joe Philbin wouldn't have to deal with him.  "Both the
Bears and Dolphins were aware of what occurred over the
weekend," Bears general manager Phil Emery said in a statement.
"We decided to move forward with the trade