Free-agent quarterback Cullen Finnerty has signed a deal with the Denver Broncos, according to the Livingston Daily. Denver now has four quarterbacks on their roster: Finnerty, Jay Cutler, Patrick Ramsey, and Darrell Hackney.

The Denver Broncos have offered free-agent kicker Olindo Mare a contract, according to the Rocky Mountain News. He visited with the team on Tuesday and Wednesday and came away impressed. However, he still traveled to Seattle on Thursday to meet with the Seahawks. "I wouldn't say that there wasn't enough to make me sign here because I had a great time. I loved it and all that. But obviously when you have options, it's good to explore them all," Mare said. "I'm lucky that the teams are interested are pretty much winning programs and on their way to the playoffs. That's a big part of what I want to be a part of right now."

Broncos' receiver Brandon Marshall could miss up to four months of the offseason after slicing his arm in a freak accident, according to the Associated Press. Denver made their first comments about Marshall's incident, which occurred when he slipped on a McDonald's bag over the weekend on Tuesday. He was horsing around with family members when he stepped on the piece of trash. Team athletic trainer Steve Antonopulos said that Marshall "sustained right forearm lacerations to one artery, one vein, one nerve, two tendons, and three muscles." "All have been repaired, and his right forearm and elbow will be immobilized for six weeks," Antonopulos added. "Rehabilitation will begin in six weeks. Full recovery is expected to take three to four months."

Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey is concerned about the departure of kicker Jason Elam, according to the Denver Post. He listed Elam as the biggest loss for Denver this offseason, despite the departure of guys like Javon Walker, Ian Gold and Nick Ferguson. "That's the most significant one, when you talk about losing a player and how much he meant to us," said Bailey. "He won a lot of games for us last year. We didn't win a whole lot, but he won about half of them for us."

The Broncos would like to replace Jason Elam, who departed via free agency last week, with kicker Olindo Mare, according to the Rocky Mountain News. Denver was trying to finalize a visit with Mare last week, with the Seahawks and Saints also interested in his services. New Orleans released Mare in February.

Broncos' wide receiver Brandon Marshall injured his arm after slipping on a McDonalds bag this weekend, according to the NFL Network. He claims that he was at a resort and stepped on a wrapper, injuring his arm while trying to brace his fall. "I want to thank everybody for their concerns and let everyone know that I'm okay," Marshall wrote in a text message Sunday morning. "It's funny because I pride myself on YAC (yards after catch) and being one of the toughest players to take down once I have the ball in my hands." "So, for the next couple of days I'm going to take the time to build my confidence back up after allowing that McDonalds' bag to take me down and send me through the entertainment center," he added.

The Falcons have agreed to terms with Jason Elam, the record-setting kicker who is leaving Denver after 15 seasons with the Broncos. Elam confirmed the four-year, $9M deal in a telephone conversation.

The Denver Broncos reached an agreement with free-agent center Casey Wiegmann for a two-year contract on Thursday, according to NFL Network's Adam Schefter. He has started 136 games in twelve NFL seasons, including an active streak of 111 straight starts.

Ted Sundquist is no longer the Broncos? general manager, according to an Associated Press report. In a brief statement Wednesday, head Coach Mike Shanahan said it was time for the organization to move forward and look at new directions. Details of Sundquist?s departure were not immediately released.

The Broncos have signed safeties Marlon McCree and Marquand Manuel, according to the Denver Post. Both players will be given the chance to compete with John Lynch and Hamza Abdullah for the starting positions.