FRISCO, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys have declined to pick up the option on Terrance Williams' contract for 2019, which will make the wide receiver a free agent on March 14, according to sources.
Williams was set to make $3.5 million in 2019 as part of the four-year, $17 million deal he signed in 2017. By declining the option, the Cowboys will save $2.25 million in cap space.
Williams had a forgettable 2018, catching just two passes for 18 yards in three games before being inactive for a game and ultimately placed on injured reserve for the season with a foot injury.