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Now that the Chiefs have made up their mind, the presumptive pick had officially arrived at Radio City Music Hall.

"Mike Klis of the Denver Post reports that the Broncos have released Dumervil after they did not get his paperwork regarding the reduction in salary from $12 million to $8 million until after the 2 p.m. MT deadline that made his original salary guaranteed."

"I wanted you all to hear it from me 1st before u saw it on the news," Garcon wrote. "I will be signing with the Washington Redskins and I’m very excited about the opportunity in front of me. I want to thank all Colts fans from the bottom of my heart for all the love and support you’ve shown me the past 4 years and I hope that at some level u will still follow my career, as I will continue to share my life with you on here."

Peyton Manning is far from a final decision about where he’ll play in 2012, but here’s a promising step in the right direction: A source tells ESPN that "his gut is that Manning is leaning toward Denver." Speculation about Manning potentially landing with the Denver Broncos reached a fever pitch Friday when the veteran QB made a much-publicized visit with John Elway on Friday. Manning also visited the Arizona Cardinals this weekend, however, and rumor has it the Miami Dolphins are next. If the Broncos do get Manning, the next domino to fall will be Tim Tebow, their current quarterback; the Jacksonville Jaguars are considered a leading contender to land Tebow via trade.