Two defensive leaders from the New York Jets reenacted a photo from a popular Will Ferrell comedy, and the results were ...

In this series, we’ll break down the Jets' depth chart for every position group -- this time we’ll go in-depth at the ...

DL Jay Tufele discusses the offseason and the start of mandatory minicamp with reporters.

Advertisement The Jets’ dominance that day was made possible by defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, utterly unblockable and disruptive up front, which put the Packers’ offense out of sorts.

It wasn't an easy decision, but Quinnen Williams flipping from Auburn to Alabama worked out well. The four-star recruit from Birmingham was going to play for Gus Malzahn at Auburn. As any native ...

Quinnen Williams remembers how his older brother, Quincy, tried to play like former NFL safety Kam Chancellor, among others, growing up. Quincy Williams met linebacker Ray Lewis at Topgolf around ...

Quinnen Williams speaks to the media before practice in Florham Park, NJ on Sept. 6, 2024. Bill Kostroun/New York Post Some people will look at his stats from last year and say he took a step back.

Quinnen Williams just got paid by the Jets, and his four-year, $96-million deal is earning him more per year than every interior defensive lineman not named Aaron Donald -- who at 32 is still the ...

Quinnen Williams has asserted himself as one of the premier interior defenders in the NFL, and that has continued to be the case to begin the 2023 campaign. Despite being double-teamed at such a ...

During the Jets’ Monday Night Football game against the Chargers, ESPN analyst Troy Aikman said Quinnen Williams told him he was “the highest-paid decoy in football.” On Wednesday ...