The Facts: Stokley has worked with the Broncos' top group of wide receivers -- back in his familiar slot spot -- in organized team activities, and he made one of the best plays in the three sessions that were open to the media when he dived to catch a deep pass from Peyton Manning against triple coverage in a two-minute drill. "It's the Brandon Stokley I've seen on tape. He's healthy, and he's got a good skill set to play in this league, and he's proven that a lot of different places," HC John Fox said.

Diehards Line:Stokley, who will turn 36 this month, said the Broncos were the only team he would have considered joining in 2012 as he tries to play his 14th season in the NFL. He spent too much of the past two falls away from his wife and two sons and didn't want to do that again. The Broncos signed Stokley to the 90-man offseason roster in April, and it's up to Stokley to make the 53-man opening-day roster come September. Former Bengal Andre Caldwell is considered the early favorite to win the slot role and work in the top-three with Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker. But if healthy, Stokley's experience and long-standing relationship with Peyton Manning could serve him well.