Ten Days Later
Jeff Stehle put together a training camp audition the Broncos didn’t forget.
The team waived Stehle — a college free agent defensive lineman from the University of Wisconsin — on Sept. 4, and then signed him to the practice squad 10 days later. Denver also signed linebacker Titus Brown to the practice squad and waived linebacker Worrell Williams.
Number UpdatesWilliams Signed, Bishop Released
The Broncos made another move to fortify their defense Friday when they signed linebacker Worrell Williams and released Devin Bishop.
The 6-foot, 250-pound Williams joins the same linebacking corps in which his older brother, D.J., has thrived for the past six seasons.
Williams went unselected in the 2009 NFL Draft and tried out with San Francisco that spring before joining the UFL. The 24-year-old recorded two tackles and a pass break-up with the California Redwoods during their inaugural season.
Williams starred collegiately at California, where he started 36 of the 49 games he played. The linebacker finished his Golden Bear career with 246 total tackles, earning honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors for his senior season.
With the Broncos, Williams will wear No. 49.
- Eric Detweiler, DenverBroncos.com
