Quinnen Williams

And I think we've entered into an age here where you start wondering this about just about any player.

Because if Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams could be dealt at the trade deadline last year, and if Jeffrey Simmons could come out of nowhere and be dealt this year, then there is a price for every player.

Not that we didn't know that, but the Chicago Bears made a concerted effort.

Hey, we're going to go two ones and a four.

We're good with this.

You can't keep trading everybody, right? Is this where you pulled up that picture of Sauce Gardner and start laughing again? I mean, there's certain guys where I'm like, okay, yes, Quinnen Williams, like last year, the Jets had to trade him.

He was unhappy.

He wasn't going to stay.

We're good with this.

You can't keep trading everybody, right? Is this where you pulled up that picture of Sauce Gardner and start laughing again? I mean, there's certain guys where I'm like, okay, yes, Quinnen Williams, like last year, the Jets had to trade him.

He was unhappy.

He wasn't going to stay.

He's good.

A.J. Williams, how many times did you hear a penalty on No. 11? Your wide receiver shouldn't have that many damn penalties.

They shouldn't be calling back plays because number 11 had an illegal shift or number 11 was holding on the outside.

I just, look, man, that one was frustrating just as a football person watching that game.

George Pickens, shoulder and hamstring, they limited yesterday.

Probably going to play.

Quinnen Williams, also limited.

Watch out for that.

So, like, he's in the center, and there's these radiating ripples all around Simmons that could have huge effect.

And I think you could debate where Jeffrey Simmons is in terms of interior defenders in the NFL, but those guys aren't available, like Quinnen Williams, the Chris Joneses.

What you did in Chicago is add an all-pro talent, and to T-Bob's point, Chicago's interior pressure rate 9.5%.

It's tied for 30th right now in the NFL.

If you look at it from not last night, but from the season.

your reality is your best pass rusher and probably not by a little is Quinnen Williams.

And that's a defensive tackle.

That should be an add-on to your pass pressure.

That's a great player.

Yeah.

You went to go get a lot of new veterans to lead your defense, and we can safely say you've got a keeper in Quinnen Williams and you've got a keeper in Joey Porter Jr. Joey Porter Jr. is the best corner the Cowboys have had Terrence Newman? I'm trying to think.

I'm trying to think where we're at with the corner history here.

And when offensive linemen have more to be concerned about, they can't give their full undivided attention on your best guys, which are your interior defensive linemen.

And if they can't get their full undivided attention on the defensive linemen because their hands are here but their eyes are over here, I'm pretty sure Quinnen and party can handle offensive linemen that aren't fully focused on them.

So you improve their pass rush by bringing others that the offensive line are then responsible for.

So in my opinion, yeah, you're going to get bit sometimes.

And when offensive linemen have more to be concerned about, they can't give their full undivided attention on your best guys, which are your interior defensive linemen.

And if they can't get their full undivided attention on the defensive linemen because their hands are here but their eyes are over here, I'm pretty sure Quinnen and party can handle offensive linemen that aren't fully focused on them.

So you improve their pass rush by bringing others that the offensive line are then responsible for.

So in my opinion, yeah, you're going to get bit sometimes.

So Jalen Carter, $38 million a year.

Quinnen Williams, $35 million a year.

Jeffrey Simmons, when he originally signed the deal, it was at about $35 million a year.

Now, when we look at the deal this year, you're paying him only seven point nine million dollars.