“I believe in Coach Saleh, I believe in Brick, I believe in my defensive line coach and I believe in every single person in our defensive line room,” he said. I said it in camp earlier that he was looking as good as I’ve ever seen him and he’s done nothing but continue to show that dominant style.”Īs much as he would love to never come off the field, Williams is all-in with the defensive line rotation. And as a pass rusher you’re starting to continue to see that development with him stringing moves together, being able to win with power, win with finesse, win with counters and pretty much control games in the run and pass. He’s explosive, he sheds blocks really well, and he’s not just a guy who has to make tackles within the box, he can make plays sideline-to sideline. “There’s really nothing he can’t do on the field,” Rankins said.”As a run defender, he’s as stout as anybody in the league. DT Sheldon Rankins was the 12th pick of the 2016 NFL draft, by the Saints. Thomas, like Williams, was the third pick of the (2017) NFL draft, by the 49ers. “You try to one-on-one block, he’s absolutely destroying offensive linemen in front of him,” Saleh said. Quinnen Williams (left) teams up John Franklin-Myers to tackle Mitch Trubisky during the Jets’ win over the Steeers. Williams won’t be running down Dolphins cheetahs Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle anytime soon, but he can help the Jets corners by making life as miserable as possible for Teddy Bridgewater. “I feel I got more in me and more I want to accomplish and more I just can do to help us win football games.” “I tend to skip over the good plays and not really dwell and focus on the good plays, but really dwell and focus on the bad plays because I feel like I haven’t got to where I want to be,” Williams said. He is in the best shape of his life and he’s taken on more of a leadership role this season, never being satisfied or becoming complacent and forever chasing greatness. Married life clearly agrees with Quinnen Williams, certainly more than it does these days with Tom Brady and Gisele, and there is the matter of a big-ticket contract awaiting him after the season. “I said for a guy over 300 pounds to make a tackle that far away from his position tells you a little bit about him.” “I pointed it out on the radio,” Lyons said. Jets color analyst Marty Lyons loved it when it happened. Just playing football, man, just trying to give it my all … just playing football.” “I wasn’t just gonna stop in the middle of the play because he ran. When asked about his ALL GAS NO BRAKE example, Williams all but shrugs. “So it’s just like it’s damn near impossible to block.” Robert Saleh thinks this new Quinnen Williams controversy is ‘bush league’ Everything’s good about his game, there’s no drop off in anything as far as effort, technique, violence, power, speed, athleticism, smarts. Getty ImagesĬarl Lawson: “High-intensity effort … motor. That’s hard to do for anybody.” Quinnen Williams pressures Kenny Pickett during the third quarter of the Jets’ Week 4 win over the Steelers. Robert Saleh: “The way he ran Pickett down, that’s almost 40 yards of running for a 300-pound man in a full sprint. Q was the personification of ALL GAS NO BRAKE when he chased Kenny Pickett out of bounds last Sunday. He makes it hard for two guys to block him, let alone one. He could always beat you one-on-one, but now he’s gonna press you upfield, he can really split double teams. “He’s always been a great athlete, really explosive and quick, but he added just another element of power. “Q’s a phenomenal player and he’s playing at the highest level in my opinion he’s played at since he’s been in the league,” center Connor McGovern said. So much was made recently about his sideline passion play with defensive line coach Aaron Whitecotton and his rotational use in the wake of defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich unfortunate “gasping for air” remark … the Jets prefer the conversation to be about what kind of Game Wrecker the player they simply call Q is becoming. … If he continues to be as productive as he is, you can see him being a defensive MVP one day.” He’s playing at an All-Pro level right now. “It’s just crazy, the potential for him even though he’s already so good. “That’s the scary part,” defensive tackle Solomon Thomas told The Post. Quinnen Williams doesn’t turn 25 until December. Jets GM Joe Douglas has clear message for Zach Wilson Last thing Jets need is to spawn Zach Wilson chaos Jimmy Johnson talks Jerry Jones relationship, Peyton Manning what-if in new book How Jets can produce The Perfect Game to beat mighty Bills Zach Wilson unfazed amid adversity as he delivers massive Jets statement
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