HEARTBREAKING NEWS: I’m Done! I Can’t Continue With Ravens, For The $ 342.3 Million That…

He points out that they are both

Williams has a contract of $70 million over five years, with an average income of $14 million per year entering his third year. According to Gagnon, “Williams is not even close to living up to his $14 million average annual salary as the eighth-highest paid safety in the sport.”

The safety’s 2023 cap hit of $7.26 million skyrocketed to $18.72 million going into the 2024 campaign. With the cap hit, he now has the third-highest cap number on the Ravens’ roster, behind only Humphrey and Jackson.

27 Years oldbut the deciding factor according to Gagnon was, “Humphrey is more reliable and more decorated.”

The New Orleans Saints selected Williams in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft, and as a rookie, he made an instant impression. As a rookie, the standout safety saw 15 games, recording 4 interceptions, 7 pass defenses, and 73 total tackles.

Throughout each of his five seasons with the Saints, Williams played in at least 14 games, which contributed to his longevity and dependability. Williams, a ball-hawking safety, was a mainstay of the Saints defense over those five years, causing havoc.