Darious Williams Retires from NFL

0:00On March 7, Los Angeles Rams' cornerback, Darius Williams, has retired after eight seasons in the NFL. The 32-year-old defensive back was placed on the reserve retired list this Saturday, ending a career mostly spent with the Rams. He joined the Rams six years ago on waivers from the Baltimore Ravens and became a key player in their secondary. Williams suited up for 67 regular season games with 40 starts and kicked off nine playoff games too. Williams and teammates remember him as part of the Super Bowl LVI winning squad back in the 2021 season. Most of his highlights happened in Los Angeles, including eight of his 12 career interceptions and 200 tackles out of three-six. Total. Williams left for a three-year deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2022, but they released him this past March. He quickly signed back with the Rams for another three-year contract, though injuries limited his play lately. The Rams just traded for 25-year-old all pro-corner back, Trent McDuffy from the Chiefs, signaling

1:01a shift in their defensive plans as they move forward without Williams.