Jets Linebacker Quincy Williams Confirms His Bench Status

The New York Jets have made significant roster changes recently, affecting linebacker Quincy Williams. Following the trade of his brother, Quinnen Williams, Quincy revealed his new bench status ahead of the upcoming Week 10 matchup against the Cleveland Browns.

Quincy Williams Confirms Bench Status

Quincy Williams has been a starter with the Jets since the 2021 season. However, in a conversation with ESPN’s Rich Cimini, he confirmed his transition to a bench role. Coaches informed him that his performance has not met expectations, particularly since training camp.

Quincy’s Reaction

Despite his disappointment, Quincy expressed a willingness to improve. “I’m not thrilled about the decision,” he said, “but I’m not mad. I plan to work hard to return to the starting lineup.”

Performance Overview

This season, Quincy Williams has recorded:

• 22 tackles
• 1.5 sacks

He previously missed four games due to a shoulder injury, which may have impacted his play.

Looking Ahead

With Quincy’s new role, Jamien Sherwood and Kiko Mauigoa are expected to take over as the starting linebackers for the Jets. The team’s adjustments reflect their focus on performance as they prepare for their next opponent.