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Lendale White a Bronco/.

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Apparently RB Kolby Smith didn't do much to impress the Denver Broncos during his audition as the team's lead back this week.

Denver waived Smith on Wednesday and signed RB LenDale White.

The Broncos' backfield became a mess early in training camp when Knowshon Moreno and Correll Buckhalter were both injured Sunday. Moreno's bum hamstring will likely keep him out several weeks. Buckhalter hurt his back, though he should return next week and will likely be the first-team tailback as long as Moreno is out.

The Broncos are White's third team in less than four months. The Titans traded him to the Seahawks during April's draft, but Seattle cut him a month later. He will miss the first four games of the 2010 season for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy.

White was a major contributor early in his career with Tennessee, rushing for 1,110 yards in 2007 and running for 22 TDs over the 2007-08 seasons. However Chris Johnson's ascension reduced White to a bit player by 2009.

-- Nate Davis

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