Browns Target All-Pro LB Quincy Williams

0:00On March 9th, the Cleveland Browns have had a quiet start to the NFL Free Agency's legal tampering window. General manager Andrew Berry locked in offensive lineman Zion Johnson with a major contract, but the team also lost linebacker Devon Bush and defensive end Cameron Thomas to other squads. Now Berry appears to have filled the gap left by Bush by targeting former all-pro linebacker Quincy Williams. The New York Jets standout is drawing strong interest as a key addition to the Browns defense. Williams, a third-round pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2019, is the brother of Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Quin and Williams. Over the past five seasons with the Jets, he started 73 of 78 games and earned all-pro honors in 2023. His career stats highlight his disruption of front, including 61 tackles for loss, 21 quarterback hits, and 12 and a half sacks. He's shown brightest in recent years, stopping the run and pressuring quarterbacks.

1:00While his overall grades dip last season, Williams brings proven power that could bolster Cleveland's front seven right away as Free Agency heats. Up.