Cary Williams Reportedly Agrees to Terms with Seahawks

Fresh off of a disappointing two-year stay in Philadelphia, cornerback Cary Williams will reportedly be signing with the Seattle Seahawks when free agency begins. 

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Seahawks to Sign Williams

Monday, March 9

Mike Garafolo of Fox Sports reported that Williams has agreed to a deal with the Seahawks. 

Aaron Wilson of The Baltimore Sun reported that the Ravens, Jets and Titans also issued offers.   

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Details Emerge of Williams' Visit with Jets 

Sunday, March 8

"Cary was expecting good and what he saw out there was great. He called right after that night and said 'wow.' He felt really good hearing plans about where they are headed. Todd (Bowles) is amazing. He's player's coach. Cary was pleasantly overwhelmed," stated a source on Williams' visit with the Jets, per Anderson.

On March 6, Dom Cosentino of NJ.com reported that "a person familiar with the situation told NJ Advance Media that...the Jets are 'very' interested in signing the veteran free agent to a contract."

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Williams' Visit With Seahawks Goes Well

Friday, March 6

Aaron Wilson of The Baltimore Sun reported on how Williams' meeting with Seattle went, per his agent, Harold Lewis:

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'Cary Williams had a fantastic meeting with the Seahawks,' agent Harold Lewis said. 'He was blown away. He was very impressed.'

— Aaron Wilson (@RavensInsider) March 6, 2015"

Bleacher Report's Chris Simms discussed what Williams would bring to the Seattle secondary:

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Williams Interested in Ravens Reunion

Tuesday, March 3

Wilson reported Williams has "strong interest" in returning to the Baltimore Ravens in free agency:

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Cary Williams has strong interest in returning to the Ravens, according to a source with knowledge of the situation

— Aaron Wilson (@RavensInsider) March 3, 2015"

Williams, 30, spent parts of four seasons with the Ravens from 2009 to 2012. A former seventh-round choice picked up in free agency mostly to help on special teams, Williams slowly emerged as an integral part of Baltimore's secondary. He appeared in all 32 games, starting 27, over his final two years with the team.

In 2012, he had 75 tackles and four interceptions, breaking a three-year-plus drought of failing to pick off a pass.

The Eagles signed Williams to a three-year, $17 million deal after that campaign, but he struggled to make an impact. While he recorded five interceptions and started all 32 games in his two years, Williams was derided in Philadelphia for his sporadically effective play.

Pro Football Focus ranked Williams 40th among 59 qualifying cornerbacks against the run, though he did fare a bit better in pass coverage. Its grading system ranked him 49th overall league-wide. 

Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports noted that Williams' desire to return to Baltimore might not be reciprocated, noting "drama" from his time there. Williams was also critical of Eagles head coach Chip Kelly's practice habits last September.

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