New York Jets linebacker Quincy Williams leads his team in tackles and is the ultimate playmaker for defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich.
🫡🫡🫡 @quincywilliams_ pic.twitter.com/KvFSbiik52
— New York Jets (@nyjets) September 25, 2024
Williams will be a huge disruption to the Denver Broncos ground attack if their offensive line cannot climb to the second level on run plays. Also, the Broncos will want to avoid down and long distance situations, if not they’ll see Williams and safety Chuck Clark deployed in Ulbrich’s blitz scheme.
every sack from TNF makes for a great video 💪 pic.twitter.com/n1U21oTTCV
— New York Jets (@nyjets) September 21, 2024
With linebacker C.J Mosley healing from a toe injury, Williams has taken a leadership role on defense. Williams’ impact has been contagious for teammate linebacker Jamien Sherwood who contributed four tackles in the teams week three victory.
Some good and bad on this play by Quincy Williams.
The good: He’s a beastly linebacker with incredible speed and hit power.
The bad: Careful man, that ball boy has a family!! 😂 pic.twitter.com/ZbX1iFvX65
— Michael Nania (@Michael_Nania) September 17, 2024
Though criticized after their week 1 loss, Williams and the Jets’ defense have allowed just 1.3 touchdowns per game this season. The Broncos seemed to have found some success in the passing game in week 3, but Williams and the Jets’ defense is an entirely different monster.
Jets’ fans can expect exceptional efforts from Williams as long as he remains healthy. Hopefully his comrade Mosley will return from injury soon.
