Browns Sign All-Pro LB Quincy Williams

0:00On March 16th, the Cleveland Browns made a major defensive move this off-season by signing former All Pro linebacker Quincy Williams ahead of the 20-26 season. General manager Andrew Berry targeted him right after the team's previous starter, Devon Bush, signed with the Chicago Bears. This addition aims to strengthen the middle of the field. Williams joins after a solid career that peaked under coach Mike Rutenberg, now the Browns defensive coordinator. The 29-year-old veteran racked up 471 tackles, nine-sex, and six forced fumbles over four seasons with Rutenberg. His production dipped a bit last year when the coach moved to the Atlanta Falcons. Fans and players see this as a smart reunion that could spark Williams back to top form. In 2023, he earned first team All Pro honors, and now, with Rutenberg calling plays again, expectations are high for a bounce back year. Young linebacker Carson Schwestinger, a second round pick from last year, adds depth

1:00after a strong rookie showing alongside Bush. This setup lets coaches the play Williams inflexible spots, like extra pass rusher, building on his career total of 12.5 sacks. With this revamped group, the Browns defense looks primed for another solid run, setting up an exciting push in 2026.