The Denver Broncos signed cornerback Dre' Bly to a five-year, $33 million contract Wednesday. The deal includes $18 million in bonus money, $16 million guaranteed. The signing should end any speculation Bly wouldn't report to the Broncos. Bly reportedly wasn't thrilled about being dealt to Denver.

Second-year receiver Brandon Marshall was arrested on charges of false imprisonment and domestic violence Monday night, deputy Cocha Heyden of the Douglas County sheriff's office said Tuesday. Heyden said Marshall was arrested about 10:30 p.m. Monday in the 8500 block of Gold Peak Lane at the Palomino Park Apartments in Highlands Ranch. Jameelah Watley, 25, of Lithonia, Ga., called police stating she and Marshall had gotten into a fight. She was trying to leave by taxi, but Marshall blocked the taxi's exit with his late-model Dodge Charger. He was arrested without further incident. His bond was set at $2,500, and he bonded out Tuesday afternoon after a court advisement. "We are aware of the situation involving Brandon Marshall," the Broncos said in a statement. "The organization takes matters of this type very seriously, and we will continue to gather information before offering further comment."

A league source says Tampa Bay will put serious pressure on retired quarterback Jake Plummer to at least participate in training camp, or the Buccaneers will go after the $5 million to $7 million in a prorated signing bonus he may owe for not fulfilling his contract. The source said Plummer would not have to pay back any bonus if he is released during camp.

Now that Al Wilson failed his physical with the New York Giants, his value has plummeted. If the Broncos can't deal Wilson, he could return to the Broncos, although most likely at a pay cut from his listed $5.2 million salary. If Wilson doesn't like the pay cut, he could accept his release and become a free agent. Yes, the NFL is a cold-hearted business, even for players as popular and accomplished as Wilson. "I like Al," Broncos owner Pat Bowlen said here Sunday. "The defensive coaches didn't think his play made it worth what we were paying him."

Al Wilson's new agent confirmed Thursday night that the Broncos are shopping around for a trade partner but that a deal for the star middle linebacker isn't imminent. The NFL Network reported Thursday that talks with the Giants have heated up after the Lions and Eagles showed strong interest.

The Denver Broncos reached agreement on a one-year deal with free-agent wide receiver Brandon Stokley. The 30-year-old Stokley also visited the New Orleans Saints but opted for the Broncos. Stokley is coming off a torn Achilles, but he is expected to be ready for training camp.

Quarterback Patrick Ramsey signed a contract Monday to be the backup to Jay Cutler with the Denver Broncos. The 28-year-old free agent who was cut by the New York Jets this month.

A Denver district judge granted a summary judgment Friday rejecting former Denver Broncos owner Edgar Kaiser Jr.'s attempt to force current owner Pat Bowlen to sell him part of the team. Kaiser, who sold his 60.8 percent share of the team to Bowlen in 1984, has already lost his case in federal court. District Judge Michael Martinez agreed with Bowlen's lawyers that the state case was the same as the one already filed in federal court.

Wide receiver Brandon Stokley, one of the last remaining big-name players on the free-agent market, visited the Broncos on Tuesday. Stokley's agent, Rick Smith, said Tuesday night he had nothing new to report on negotiations. Denver is expected to talk to the player's representatives later this week. The Broncos will have competition for Stokley, who visited New Orleans last week.

The Denver Broncos on Monday re-signed wide receiver Quincy Morgan. Terms were not disclosed. Morgan played seven games with the Broncos last season, returning 17 kickoffs for 423 yards, including a season-high 64-yarder.