D.J. Williams gives away plays

D.J. Williams, going into his 9th year in the NFL as a Denver Bronco, is facing a six game suspension for the use of performance enhancing drugs, but that will not start until the season starts.

Meanwhile, Williams is free to attend the OTAs and mandatory minicamp, all the good stuff that comes with getting ready for the season.

Somehow, Williams thought it was a good idea to tweet out a photo of the team's defensive playbook on his iPad. It is unclear if the Broncos are going to take any action on this latest blunder.

After telling his 10,000 Twitter followers he's learning a "new position," Williams gave the general public a chance to learn along with him.

Thanks to this savvy veteran, any lingering mystery attached to Denver's "Pro Near I" front has been shattered completely. That particular play is clearly visible on the typically top-secret blueprint Williams made available to thousands. Same goes for  "Z Motion to Far I" and "U3 to Trips Slot." The cat -- totally out of the bag.

In the foreground of this picture, high-tech meets low-tech, literally. The notepad and the obviously sharpened and not yet used pencil add a sense of the surreal.

Williams followed that up with another message to readers:
 "Dear fans: My post about learning a new position and the fact that our playbooks are now iPad was all for you. I realize fans like to know what's going on with their teams and fav player."

The same goes for the Raiders, or any other team the Broncos will face this season.