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Williams, on the other hand, remains a glue guy in the Jets' defensive line, commanding double teams and providing interior disruption. While his sack numbers aren't prolific, his presence helps anchor the defense. His trade seems more straightforward, aligning with the team’s valuation of him as a foundational player.
Hanzis cautions against overrating these players solely based on past exploits. He points out that the Jets' defense has struggled to force turnovers—only one forced turnover all season—and that the secondary has underperformed. The question is whether these players are truly elite or just very good, prompting a reevaluation of their place in the Jets' future.