Was the signing of Cary Williams really a long-term solution at the cornerback position opposite of Richard Sherman? Or is it a short-term answer?
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He signed a three-year contract worth $18 million, but only his signing bonus and his first year were guaranteed. If they choose to release him after the first year the Seahawks would accrue $2,333,334 in dead money, and $1,166,667 if they released him after the second year.
In 2015 the four starting members of the Legion of Boom will account for about 21% ($29,916,666) of the salary cap.