Broncos’ D.J. Williams drunk driving incident nets suspension, 30-day in-home detention sentence

Williams will not be able to return to action until Nov. 12, as the league has added to what began as a six-game suspension. The additional punishment comes as a result of Williams’ conviction on a drunk driving charge in August, his second DWAI (driving while ability impaired) since joining the Broncos in 2004.

The linebacker’s original suspension followed a violation of the NFL’s banned substance policy last year after he provided a “non-human” urine sample in a drug test.