Williams told the newspaper that marijuana played a larger role in his retirement than he indicated when he walked away after just five pro seasons. He said he learned of the failed test and possible suspension days before telling coach Dave Wannstedt last week that he was through playing.
Williams said, however, that there were ``a hundred reasons'' for his surprising decision to retire, and his desire to continue smoking marijuana was only one of them.
``I didn't quit football because I failed a drug test,'' he told the Herald. ``I failed a drug test because I was ready to quit football.''
Williams said he's not addicted to marijuana
Report: Williams says he failed third drug test before quitting
Williams said, however, that there were ``a hundred reasons'' for his surprising decision to retire, and his desire to continue smoking marijuana was only one of them.
``I didn't quit football because I failed a drug test,'' he told the Herald. ``I failed a drug test because I was ready to quit football.''
Williams said he's not addicted to marijuana
Report: Williams says he failed third drug test before quitting
