ORCHARD PARK, N.Y.—Safety Aaron Williams’ bid to resume his career in Buffalo following a second season-ending neck injury is over after the Bills released the starting safety. The decision comes two months after Williams’ father told The Associated Press that his son was leaning toward continuing his career. Aaron Williams also indicated he was planning to return as recently as Wednesday, when he posted a note on his Instagram account congratulating starting quarterback Tyrod Taylor for restructuring his contract and remain in Buffalo. Williams had two seasons left on his contract and scheduled to make a $3.6 million base salary this season. In 2015, Williams’ season was cut short after being hurt attempting to make a diving headfirst tackle.

Source: thestar March 09, 2017 17:26 UTC