Quincy Williams, the standout linebacker for the New York Jets, has emerged as one of the top players in his position, earning accolades and recognition for his stellar performances on the field.
Drafted in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars, Williams, a native of Birmingham, Alabama, spent two seasons with the Jaguars before being released in 2021. However, his career took a turn for the better when the New York Jets swiftly signed him, making him a key fixture in their defense.
Since joining the Jets, Williams has showcased his talent and determination, earning First-Team All-Pro honors in 2023. His impressive contributions led to a three-year contract extension worth 18 million dollars in March of the same year, solidifying his status as a cornerstone of the Jets’ defense.
In an exclusive interview with Overtime Heroics Senior Editor Reggie Roberts, NFL linebacker Quincy Williams offered insights into his offseason experiences and aspirations for the 2024 season.
During the second week of the NFL’s offseason conditioning program, Williams delved into various topics, ranging from his recent trip to Europe to his musical preferences and NFL legacy.
Among the highlights of their conversation were Williams’ offseason journey to Europe, his mantra for the upcoming season, his passion for art, and his thoughts on playing in prime-time games at Metlife Stadium.
When asked about his musical preferences, Williams revealed that he’s currently vibing to tracks by Future on his Spotify or Apple Music feed.
He said, “It’s gonna be some Future playing on my feed. My favorite song is ’56 Nights’…it’s one of the reasons I picked jersey number 56.”
Williams also shared that he’s currently listening to “Beat It” by Future from the album “We Don’t Trust You.”
