In what has to be considered a serious breach of security in the secretive world that is the NFL, linebacker D.J. Williams posted what appeared to be six formations of one defensive play from the Broncos' playbook on his Twitter account today. A team official quickly contacted Williams and the plays have been deleted from his account. "We're aware of the matter and it's been addressed internally," a team official said. Besides a photo of the six plays — or six formations of one play — that had the label of "Sink Sam 1 Tite (Formation Adjustment)," Williams also tweeted: "Coach told me I have to learn a new position over the weekend." That he stated he was moving to a new position also revealed team information. Williams is a weakside linebacker who has started at four linebacker positions through his first eight seasons with the Broncos — weakside (Will), middle (Mike), strongside (Sam) and inside Mike in the 3-4 system. Source: Denver Post
