Quincy Williams Shines After Being Taken Out of Starting Lineup for Jets
Linebacker Quincy Williams was surprisingly taken out of the New York Jets' starting lineup for Sunday's game against the Browns, but he responded emphatically. Williams played 71 percent of the defensive snaps in the 27-20 victory, recording seven tackles, two tackles for loss, and a sack. Post-game, Williams stated he "reminded the Jets organization who I really am," driven by a mindset to "say my name as many times as they can." He also paid tribute to his brother Quinnen, who was recently traded to the Cowboys, by performing his brother's post-sack celebration after sacking Dillon Gabriel. This performance suggests that even if the Jets intended to spark Williams by demoting him, their plan was successful, and his role against the Patriots on Thursday night remains to be seen.
