Quincy Williams Joins Browns, Prioritizes Recovery

Here's more NFL news for March 18th. Cleveland Brown's fans have a new linebacker in town with

Quincy Williams joining from the New York Jets. He just wrapped up four straight seasons

with 100 or more tackles, but that streak ended this year in 2025. During his introductory

press conference on Friday, Williams faced a question about whether breaking that streak

frustrated him. Instead of complaining, he thanked his former Jets coaches for prioritizing

his full recovery over chasing stats. Brown supporters are buzzing because this felt

like a refreshing change from the usual bland responses they've heard before. Williams

shared openly showing real appreciation for the team that healed him up before letting

him move on. His time with the Jets was strong, with 110, 106, 139, and 116 tackles across

recent years. Even in 2025, he hit 83 tackles despite missing four games, and he earned all

pro honors after that peak 100. 39 tackles season. Now teaming up with Carson Schwessinger

under a familiar coach, he calls a friend, Williams aims to hit his top form again. If

the Brown's defense clicks with both at their best, it could be a powerhouse unit reloaded

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