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sports1 year ago

Seahawks Center Connor Williams Retires Mid-Season at 27

Seattle Seahawks starting center Connor Williams has announced his retirement after nine games with the team, citing personal reasons. Coach Mike Macdonald confirmed the decision, stating that second-year player Olu Oluwatimi will replace Williams as the starting center against the 49ers. Williams, who previously played for Dallas and Miami, signed with Seattle in August after recovering from an ACL injury. Despite his retirement, the Seahawks are preparing for the return of key players like DK Metcalf and Abe Lucas for their upcoming game.

sports1 year ago

Seahawks' Center Williams Retires Midseason at 27

Seattle Seahawks center Connor Williams has unexpectedly retired from the NFL at 27, citing personal reasons unrelated to his knee injury. Williams, who joined the Seahawks this season, has started all nine games and played every offensive snap. His departure is a significant blow to Seattle's struggling offensive line. Olu Oluwatimi, a 2023 fifth-round pick, will take over as the starting center. Williams' retirement comes as the Seahawks prepare to face the San Francisco 49ers, with several key players returning from injury.

sports1 year ago

Seahawks Center Connor Williams Retires at 27 Amidst O-Line Concerns

Seattle Seahawks starting center Connor Williams is retiring from the NFL at age 27 for personal reasons, as announced by coach Mike Macdonald. Williams, who was signed by the Seahawks in August, had started all nine games this season but struggled with snapping issues. His retirement paves the way for rookie Olu Oluwatimi to take over as the starting center. Williams, drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 2018, had a seven-year career in the NFL, playing for three teams.

sports1 year ago

Seahawks' Center Connor Williams Retires Abruptly at 27

Seattle Seahawks' starting center Connor Williams has unexpectedly retired midseason for personal reasons, as announced by coach Mike Macdonald. Williams, who was signed to a one-year deal in August, played in all nine games this season. His retirement comes ahead of the Seahawks' upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers. Williams, a former Dallas Cowboys draft pick, had a seven-year NFL career, including a stint with the Miami Dolphins.

sports1 year ago

Seahawks' Connor Williams Retires Mid-Season, Shocking NFL Fans

Seattle Seahawks center Connor Williams has announced his retirement for personal reasons, as confirmed by coach Mike Macdonald. Williams, who started all nine games this season, will be replaced by second-year player Olu Oluwatimi. Williams' retirement follows the team's decision to waive linebacker Tyrel Dodson, but coach Macdonald emphasized that these changes have not distracted the team from their preparations for the upcoming game against the 49ers.

sports1 year ago

Seahawks' Center Connor Williams Retires at 27, Shakes Up O-Line

Former Dallas Cowboys second-round draft pick Connor Williams has unexpectedly retired mid-season after starting every game for the Seattle Seahawks. Williams, who transitioned to center with the Miami Dolphins, was part of the Cowboys' 2018 draft class, which initially seemed promising but has now seen all its top picks retire. This includes Leighton Vander Esch, who retired due to injuries, and Michael Gallup, who retired before training camp with the Las Vegas Raiders. The Cowboys' 2018 draft class no longer has any players with the team.

sports1 year ago

Seahawks Face 49ers Without Retired Center Connor Williams

The Seattle Seahawks may be without starting center Connor Williams for their upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers, as he missed practice for personal reasons. Williams, who has started all nine games this season, is crucial to the Seahawks' offensive line. If he cannot play, backup Jalen Sundell, primarily a special teams player, may step in. This potential change could be advantageous for the 49ers' defensive line as both teams aim to improve their standings in the NFC West.

sports1 year ago

"Top NFL Free Agents Still Available: Potential Landing Spots Revealed"

Most of the top NFL free agents have already been signed or tagged, leaving only 18 out of 104 players available for any team to sign. The top available player is cornerback Xavien Howard, and the remaining free agents include notable names such as Connor Williams, Trent Brown, Steven Nelson, and Justin Simmons. With the majority of big money already spent, the free agency market is now focused on one-year deals.

sports2 years ago

"Dolphins Sign Jonotthan Harrison and Matt Skura, Lose Connor Williams to Injury"

The Miami Dolphins have signed offensive lineman Jonotthan Harrison to their active roster and placed center Connor Williams on injured reserve due to a torn ACL. Additionally, the team has signed offensive lineman Matt Skura to their practice squad. Harrison, who last played in the NFL in 2019, has appeared in 84 career games with 42 starts. Skura rejoins the Dolphins after spending the 2021 offseason and training camp with the team.

sports2 years ago

"Injury Woes: Miami Dolphins' Connor Williams and Tyreek Hill Sidelined"

Miami Dolphins center Connor Williams suffered a torn ACL during Monday Night Football, posing a significant setback for the team's offensive line. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa had been relatively well-protected this season, but after Williams' exit, he was sacked five times in the game against the Tennessee Titans. Liam Eichenberg will now take over as the anchor of the offensive line as the Dolphins aim to maintain their lead in the AFC East over the Buffalo Bills.

sports2 years ago

"Dolphins' Starting Center Connor Williams Out for Season with Torn ACL"

Miami Dolphins starting center Connor Williams will miss the remainder of the 2023 season due to a torn ACL suffered during Monday night's game against the Tennessee Titans. Williams was one of several Dolphins players who left the game with injuries in the first quarter. The Dolphins, now 9-4, suffered a heartbreaking loss as the Titans staged a historic comeback. The team's offensive line, already missing two starters, will be a key area to watch as the Dolphins aim to secure the AFC East title and fight for the top seed in the conference.

sports2 years ago

Injury Woes Plague Dolphins' Williams and Hill

Miami Dolphins starting center Connor Williams will miss the rest of the season due to a torn ACL, leaving the team without four of their five offensive line starters. Williams' absence was immediately felt as quarterback Tua Tagovailoa mishandled a snap, leading to a turnover. The Dolphins will consider signing a veteran free agent for depth, but they have confidence in their current options. The team has been plagued by injuries to their offensive line this season, with a combined 21 games missed by starters. Liam Eichenberg is expected to fill in as the starting center, with Lester Cotton as his backup. Additionally, wide receiver Tyreek Hill is day-to-day with an ankle injury, and other players are dealing with injuries as well. The Dolphins are also signing linebacker Melvin Ingram to their practice squad.

sports2 years ago

"Dolphins' Tyreek Hill's Injury Raises Questions About Sportsbook Refunds"

Miami Dolphins center Connor Williams will miss the rest of the NFL season due to a torn ACL. Williams, who was playing at a Pro Bowl level, suffered the injury during the team's Week 14 game against the Tennessee Titans. Liam Eichenberg will take over as the starting center for the remainder of the season. The Dolphins' offensive line has been plagued by injuries this year, with Williams being the latest casualty.

sports2 years ago

"Dolphins' Tyreek Hill's Injury Woes: Ankle Troubles vs. Titans"

Miami Dolphins' star wide receiver Tyreek Hill suffered an ankle injury but returned to the game in the third quarter, while starting center Connor Williams was ruled out due to a knee injury during Monday night's game against the Tennessee Titans. Hill finished with four catches for 61 yards, bringing his season total to 1,542 yards. Williams' status is still unknown, but Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel believes it would take a lot to keep him out. Other players, including safety DeShon Elliott, also experienced injuries but returned to the game.