The Ravens have cut outside linebacker Tim Williams, a third-round draft pick out of Alabama in 2017 who never lived up to his billing as a situational pass rusher.
In four games this season, Williams totaled two tackles and did not have any quarterback hits. A week after Williams was among the outside linebackers publicly challenged by head coach John Harbaugh to play better if he wanted a larger role, Williams played a season-low seven snaps in the Ravens' 40-25 loss to the Cleveland Browns Sept. 29.
Williams, 25, played 19 career games with the Ravens, totaling 16 tackles and two sacks, both of which came early in the 2018 season. Williams was slowed by an ankle injury at times last season but then was a healthy inactive during the final month of the season.
