Seahawks cut WR Mike Williams
By
Brian Murphy,
Friday, July 13, 2012 9:51:28 PM CDT FFToolbox.com
The Seattle Seahawks have cut their No. 1 wide receiver from two seasons ago. The team announced Friday that it has released 28-year-old wideout Mike Williams
.
"We would like to thank Mike for his contributions over the past two seasons, and we wish him well in the future," General Manager John Schneider said in a statement.
Williams posted career-highs by catching 65 passes for 751 yards in 2010. Those numbers dropped off drastically in 2011 as Williams caught just 18 balls for 236 yards. He missed the final two games of the season due to a broken leg.
Fantasy Analysis:
A big factor in this move was the $3.6 million that Williams was set to count against the cap this season. It's hard to believe that he is indeed only 28 years old, but 2010 was probably the best he can offer. Some other team will give him a look, but he won't be a fantasy asset. The Seahawks' top three WRs heading into the season now seem to be Sidney Rice
, Golden Tate
and Doug Baldwin
.
Source:
Associated Press
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Brian Murphy -
Los Angeles, CA
FFToolbox Fantasy Football Writer since 2002
I have played fantasy sports since 2001, specializing in fantasy football and baseball.
I wrote for FFToolbox from 2002-2005 and re-joined in 2009.
I am a journalism/mass communication grad student at Cal State University, Northridge. I am aiming to be a sports reporter for a website, newspaper, magazine, anything. I received my undergrad diploma from the University of Central Florida. I make my home in Long Beach, Calif.
While I grew up in California, my favorite football team has always been the New York Giants.