Tramon Williams walks; signs three-year deal with Cleveland Browns

The Green Bay Packers allowed cornerback Tramon Williams to leave in free agency, Dennis Wierzbicki-USA TODAY Sports photograph
Tramon Williams, the longtime Green Bay Packers cornerback, took a trip to Cleveland over the weekend and decided to stay … for the next three seasons.
Williams is reported to have signed a three-year deal with the Browns – a deal that was consummated on Williams’ 32nd birthday.
Adam Schefter made the announcement on Twitter not too long ago.
Former Packers CB Tramon Williams has reached a three-year agreement with the Cleveland Browns, per source.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 16, 2015
Williams, who reportedly had an offer on the table from the Packers, visited the New Orleans Saints last week, but left without a contract. The Saints later signed Brandon Browner.
It was reported yesterday that Williams was in Cleveland and it seemed just a matter of time before the former Packer would be signed by someone.
It didn’t take long …
Here is what Williams said on the Browns website shortly after signing with Cleveland:
"“I see where these guys are going and I think I can help them go to where they want to go.”"
The initial contract details reported for Williams’ deal said it was worth $21 million over three years – which is much better than the Packers alleged two-year deal that was said to be worth around $8 million.
Williams follows fellow former cornerback Davon House out Green Bay’s door. House signed a deal with Jacksonville that will pay him around $6 million per year.
Both are pretty good deals for the players – deals that the Packers weren’t prepared to match.
So, what happens now that the Packers have lost both of their free agent cornerbacks?
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