Denver Broncos Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall struck again.  Literally.  And the NFL is apparently “okay” with that.

League Spokesman Greg Aiello said the NFL has decided not take disciplinary action against Marshall for his latest domestic abuse arrest stemming from a March 6th incident.

“Marshall is a terrific player in this league and if he feels the need to beat a wife or girlfriend from time to time then so be it,” Aiello said. 

“I’m thankful to the league and their findings today, but this is also a continuance of me looking into the mirror and growing into the man I know I should be,” Marshall said.  “I am excited for the path that I’m on. For the most part, this past year has been a blast for me. I have had the opportunity to work with Reverend Kelly and the kids at the Open Door program, to getting engaged and the planning of our wedding, and even making it to the Pro Bowl while playing last season at 80 percent.”

Reverand Kelly had no comment.  Several kids who participated in the Open Door program ran away screaming when they were asked to answer questions about the Broncos receiver.

Marshall has been arrested three times in the span of the last 12 months, twice for domestic disputes.  He was suspended for three games at the start of the 2008 season after several incidents involving a former girlfriend and his fists.

After the camera shut off, Marshall proceeded to choke the sh*t out of the female reporter who was asking him questions.