Los Angeles Rams cornerback Darious Williams has retired after eight NFL seasons. The Rams on Saturday announced that they had placed Williams on the reserve/retired list.
The Los Angeles Rams announced they have placed cornerback Darious Williams on the Reserve/Retired list, signaling he has retired from the NFL. Williams was expected to be a cap casualty of the Rams’ this offseason so instead of testing free agency, Williams has decided to hang it up after eight seasons in the NFL.
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The Rams announced they are placing veteran CB Darious Williams on the reserve/retired list. Williams, 32, wound up going undrafted out of UAB in the 2018 NFL Draft and later signed a rookie deal with the Baltimore Ravens.
The Los Angeles Rams are not messing around this offseason as they are clearly looking to maximize their Super Bowl window while Matthew Stafford is still playing at a high level.
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