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Cowboys lock in Quinnen Williams on a five-year, $153 million deal
sports23 days ago

Cowboys lock in Quinnen Williams on a five-year, $153 million deal

The Dallas Cowboys signed defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to a five-year, $153.15 million contract that front-loads guarantees and effectively guarantees three years upfront: $63.35 million at signing, with guarantees rising to $93.15 million by March 2027 and $101 million in injury guarantees vesting by March 2028, while the final two years are team options. The deal includes a $31.85 million signing bonus and an average value of about $30.63 million per year across the full five years.

Cowboys lock in Williams with $105.9M extension to anchor interior line
sports24 days ago

Cowboys lock in Williams with $105.9M extension to anchor interior line

Dallas signed defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to a three-year, $105.9 million extension (avg. $35.3M per year) to anchor Dallas's defensive front. Williams has 41.5 career sacks, 343 tackles and a four-year Pro Bowl streak, and his arrival helped improve the Cowboys’ run defense late last season as the team rebuilds its interior line.

Cowboys lock up Quinnen Williams with a three-year, $105.9M extension
sports25 days ago

Cowboys lock up Quinnen Williams with a three-year, $105.9M extension

Dallas Bay area? No. The Dallas Cowboys signed defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to a three-year, $105.9 million extension (about $101 million guaranteed), adding it to a five-year, $153.15 million deal with two years left. Williams, 28, had his first full season with Dallas after being acquired from the Jets in 2025, posting 25 tackles, 1.5 sacks and an interception in seven games and earning his fourth straight Pro Bowl.

Cowboys face rising price for Quinnen Williams extension after Carter deal
sports29 days ago

Cowboys face rising price for Quinnen Williams extension after Carter deal

Dallas opened the door to a long-term Quinnen Williams extension, but Williams’ leverage is rising as the interior defensive line market reset after Jalen Carter’s record deal and Jeffery Simmons’ deal. With two years left on his current contract, the 28-year-old could push toward top-tier money—potentially around $34–40 million per year—making him one of the NFL’s highest-paid non‑quarterbacks. Agent Nicole Lynn is expected to press for a market-setting deal, while Dallas weighs keeping Williams after trading significant assets to acquire him.

Eagles chase Williams-style blockbuster for A.J. Brown
around-the-nfl6 months ago

Eagles chase Williams-style blockbuster for A.J. Brown

Philadelphia remains in a holding pattern on A.J. Brown, with reports that the Eagles want a Quinnen Williams–type package—a first‑round pick plus a second‑round sweetener—before moving him. The high asking price reflects Howie Roseman’s view that the receiver isn’t strictly needed to win now and could create significant dead money if a deal is struck, though waiting until after June 1 would ease cap impact at the cost of immediate draft capital. If no trade materializes before free agency, Brown could stay in Philadelphia for another season as the team navigates a crowded offseason and prepares for the 2026 NFL Draft.

Jets' Bold Moves and Future Outlook Post-Trade Deadline
sports10 months ago

Jets' Bold Moves and Future Outlook Post-Trade Deadline

The Jets, struggling with a 1-7 start and a long playoff drought, traded key players Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams for draft picks, signaling a rebuild. Coach Aaron Glenn expressed hope that the team will eventually make fans proud, emphasizing ongoing effort despite current challenges. The team’s next game is against the Browns, with future prospects now a focus for observers.

Cowboys' blockbuster trades for Williams and Wilson ignite playoff hopes
sports10 months ago

Cowboys' blockbuster trades for Williams and Wilson ignite playoff hopes

The Dallas Cowboys made significant defensive upgrades by trading for Quinnen Williams and Logan Wilson, aiming to bolster their struggling defense. Williams, a top interior pass rusher, and Wilson, a versatile linebacker, are expected to improve the team's performance immediately. The trades also have favorable cap implications, providing flexibility for future extensions and signings, including potentially re-signing key players like George Pickens.