Last season, Quinnen Williams blossomed into the wrecking ball many knew he could become. As the arguable centerpiece of an elite New York Jets defense, Williams routinely gobbled up interior offensive lines en route to his first career First-Team All-Pro selection. At this point, the only drawback remaining from labeling Williams the NFL’s official best interior pass rusher is stacking these kinds of prolific campaigns together.
But even that reality seems inevitable. As such, Williams has picked an ideal time to leverage himself into a monster and historic contract for a defensive tackle — right after the Jets went all in by trading for Aaron Rodgers.
