Quincy Williams

Williams, a linebacker who compares himself to a cheetah, has gotten wiser about how to attack opponents. It's paying off for the Jets.

Yes, the Jets are under fire after losing two games in a row. But the season is still young, and these players can help turn things around.

A waiver claim in 2021, Williams had 106 tackles and three sacks in 15 games in 2022. 

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The Jets claimed Williams off waivers just before Week 1, and he has fit right in with his fiery play and seemingly limitless potential.

The Jags face the Texans Sunday in London in the first of three consecutive division games likely to make or break their season.

Josh Allen is looking like a future All-Pro and the team also appears to have found its starting right tackle (Jawaan Taylor).

Jacksonville's rookie linebacker returned to practice as a limited participant Tuesday and hopes to be ready for Chiefs in Week 1.

The rookie suffered a torn meniscus in his right knee Thursday and is expected to miss four to six weeks.

As we consider the players most important to competing for a postseason spot, it's clear: As Foles goes, so goes Jacksonville.

Leonard Fournette could be a valuable receiver out of the backfield, and rookie LB Quincy Williams is impressing his teammates.

From a new QB and offensive coordinator to some unexpected absences on defense, there is plenty of uncertainty this spring.

The Jacksonville brass scored big with their early picks, and after a potential reach, they came back strong late on Saturday.