Seahawks starting center Connor Williams is retiring from the NFL due to personal reasons, coach Mike Macdonald announced on Friday. Williams had started all nine games for Seattle this season and 86-of-92 regular season games for three teams across his seven-year NFL career.

Head Coach Mike Macdonald discusses recent changes and preparations for the Seahawks. Center Connor Williams has decided to retire for personal reasons (0:03). DK Metcalf is back and ready to play (2:26).

The Seattle Seahawks will need to replace a key part of their offensive line after starting center Connor Williams decided to retire, according to head coach Mike Macdonald. Williams, 27, was in the middle of his seventh NFL season and his first with the Seahawks.

Seattle Seahawks center Connor Williams has retired because of personal reasons, coach Mike Macdonald said on Friday. The Seahawks coach said Williams' departure did not have anything to do with the ACL injury he sustained last year that required surgery.

Seahawks center Connor Williams abruptly retired earlier this week, Seattle coach Mike Macdonald told reporters on Friday.

Who replaces Connor Williams on the Seahawks depth chart? McDonald said that Olu Oluwatimi will be taking over starting center duties. The Seahawks drafted Oluwatimi in the fifth

The Seattle Seahawks have a rather significant shakeup along their offensive line. On Friday, head coach Mike Macdonald announced that starting center Connor Williams has decided to retire from the NFL.