According to multiple reports, the Chargers are releasing wide receiver Mike Williams. The move will clear $20 million of cap space and help the Chargers get under the cap for the start of the league year.
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According to multiple reports, the Chargers are releasing wide receiver Mike Williams. The move will clear $20 million of cap space and help the Chargers get under the cap for the start of the league year.
I think he's still hurt
Probably .... the $$$$$$$$$$ is the injury. :D
Yeah he tore his ACL in week 4.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Cody
Right. So maybe he re-signs at a lower # with SDQuote:
Originally Posted by Ed
SD no more can't get used tom that either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Cody
Why do we have these threads that have little, if anything, to do with the Bills? ALl they do is clog up the BILLS forum.
Well we signed a WR today maybe we could sign this guy.
Sorry bud out of control. :cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by notacon
Tell him to go **** himself. You work your ass off posting these threads. Nice work Woodman. Go **** yourself Notty give the guy a break you must be having a bad day go kick your dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by Woodman
Mike Williams, Jets agree to one-year deal - NBC Sports
Per multiple reports, the Jets have agreed to sign Williams to a one-year deal worth up to $15 million.
Williams was previously slated to visit with the Panthers and Steelers.
Williams, 29, is coming off a torn ACL suffered during the Chargers’ Week 3 matchup with the Vikings. He was off to a hot start in 2023, catching 19 passes for 249 yards with a touchdown in three games.
Career over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Woodman
Mike Williams gets $8.3 million guaranteed on a deal worth "up to" $15 million - NBC Sports
When the Jets signed receiver Mike Williams, the one-year deal was reportedly worth “up to” $15 million. The base value, as usual, is much lower.
Via Albert Breer of SI.com, Williams has a guarantee of $8.3 million, with $1.7 million available in per-game active roster bonuses. (Basically, he gets an extra $100,000 for every game he’s able to play.)
The deal also includes $5 million in incentives. The triggers for the $5 million have not yet been reported.