The victim in a bar-fight incident Saturday night has decided not to press charges against Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno, and the Athens-Clarke County Police Department has closed its investigation on the matter. "It was determined there was not enough for us to (show) probable cause to continue with the investigation and we have closed the investigation," said Hilda Sorrow, public information assistant for the Athens-Clarke County Police Department. Stephen Anderson, an 18-year-old University of Georgia freshman student, filed a report Monday claiming he was knocked unconscious Saturday night by Moreno during an altercation inside the Bourbon Street Bar in Athens. Anderson admitted to police he was drunk and had details of the fight told to him by friends. Anderson was treated at a local hospital for a concussion.

A prosecutor said Darrent Williams was the innocent victim of a gang member angry because he was sprayed with champagne and feeling disrespected over being manhandled by Williams' teammate, current Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall. "In a world of Denver street gangs, in a world of Tre Tre Crips, if you are disrespected, you have a right to take an innocent life," prosecutor Bruce Levin told jurors during his opening statement. The argument began inside the club after Brandon Marshall's cousin Blair Clark sprayed champagne on a group of gang members.

The Broncos cut starting center Casey Wiegmann on Tuesday afternoon. Denver is moving from zone-blocking to a more traditional power blocking offense. The team also let running back LaMont Jordan go.

Prosecutors say a gang member fired indiscriminately into a limousine, killing Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams and injuring two others on New Years Day 2007. Willie Clark faces several charges, including first-degree murder, in Williams' slaying. Williams died after a .40-caliber bullet pierced his neck, killing him almost instantly.

One of the lingering reasons why wide receiver Brandon Marshall wants out of Denver is the fact that he remains haunted by the death of teammate Darrent Williams. In a report by the Denver Post, which references conversations with several friends of Marshall, the Jan. 1, 2007 death is a major reason why the Pro Bowl wide receiver wants to leave Denver. Marshall reportedly was in an altercation at a nightclub that could have led to the shooting, and he was with Williams shortly before he was killed in a driveby shooting.

Pat Bowlen says that there's no way he's going to sell the Broncos. "What the hell am I going to do? Retire and play golf everyday?" Bowlen said. "That would drive me nuts." There were rumors last week that Bowlen, who has owned the team for 26 years, might be looking to sell the franchise. "Yeah, I work out every day," said the soon-to-be 66 year-old. "I'm not in shape to do the Ironman tomorrow, but I try to keep moving."

Multiple reports have linked the Broncos to Donovan McNabb, but such a scenario appears unlikely. Members of the Broncos have used the phrase ?no truth? to describe the McNabb rumblings. McNabb has only played in the West Coast offense, while the Broncos switched over to more of a spread style system.

Broncos owner Pat Bowlen and wide receiver Brandon Marshall are on the same page after a promising-turned-disappointing season in 2009. "I think Brandon is going through a maturing process," Bowlen told The Denver Post. "Personally, I saw change in his personality and approach to things [this season]. He didn't have the same sort of attitude and anxiety that he's had. I personally would like to see him stay. And there's still a good possibility that could happen." Marshall is set to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason and would become a restricted free agent if the owners and players' union don't strike a labor agreement by March 5.

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said he was willing to take a risk with players who were first-time offenders but had problems with players who had been repeat offenders. Brandon Marshall will likely be made available via trade by the Broncos. Marshall, one of the top receivers in the league, has had repeated problems both on and off the field.

Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall said Sunday that he "would love" to finish his career with the team. Many speculated that Sunday's Pro Bowl would be the last time Marshall would wear a Denver helmet. "I think we're past that," Marshall said on ESPN during the telecast. "I love the city of Denver. I started there and would love to finish there. I'm down here enjoying the Pro Bowl."