Quinnen Williams Expresses Frustration Over Jets’ Losing Streak
Quinnen Williams recently shared his feelings regarding his previous team’s struggles during his first press conference with the Dallas Cowboys. The defensive tackle was traded by the New York Jets, where he faced a long stretch of losing seasons.
Trade Details
Williams was acquired by the Cowboys in a trade that sent significant assets to the Jets. The deal includes:
- A 2027 first-round pick
- A 2026 second-round pick
- Defensive tackle Mazi Smith
Frustration Over Jets’ Losing Streak
During his six-plus seasons with the Jets, the team recorded a disappointing 33 wins against 75 losses. This lack of success weighed heavily on Williams, who expressed his frustration candidly.
Williams’ Reflections
In his remarks, Williams noted, “They knew I was frustrated. I think the world knew I was frustrated being there so long and still losing.” He emphasized that any competitor would feel this way, regardless of their history of victories, referencing his own experiences at Alabama where he went 16-1 but still felt let down after losing a national championship.
Positive Outlook with the Cowboys
Despite his frustrations, Williams maintains good relationships with Jets personnel. He expressed his belief in head coach Aaron Glenn and his vision for the Jets. However, he also made it clear he is eager for a change.
“I’m hungry to win,” Williams stated. “Everything I do is about winning.” He is determined to contribute positively to the Cowboys and implement whatever strategies necessary to secure victories.
Looking Ahead
With the Cowboys currently holding a record of 3-5-1, it remains uncertain whether Williams will achieve the success he craves. The upcoming bye week means he will wait until Week 11 to begin this new chapter in his career.
