Jets Get Brief Quincy Williams Injury Update
The New York Jets didn’t get the results they wanted on Sunday and to make matters worse, they didn’t get out of the game fully healthy.
During the game, Pro Bowl linebacker Quincy Williams was forced to exit the game with a shoulder injury. Marcelino McCrary-Ball was dealing with a hamstring injury. Also, there was a point in the game in which Sauce Gardner was evaluated for a head injury. But, Gardner re-entered the game.
After the Week 3 contest, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn shared updates on both Williams and McCrary-Ball.
"On the injury front, two guys of note," Glenn said. "Quincy had a shoulder. See exactly how he'll be when we get back. Marcelino, hamstring. I think he'll be just fine."
The New York Jets provided an injury update
"We've got to get better, I know that. We will get better, but I like exactly the way our guys fought"
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Williams is the big one to watch right now. The 29-year-old has the chance to be a game-breaker when he is fully healthy. He's already played well this season too. Last year, Williams finished the season with four passes defended, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, two sacks, 116 total tackles, and two quarterback hits. In three games this season -- and not even a full third one at that -- Williams has two passes defended, 1 1/2 sacks, 15 total tackles, and three quarterback hits.
The Jets' defense hasn't lived up to expectations so far in 2025, but Williams has been a bright spot at the very least. We likely will hear more as soon as Monday, but the Jets won't release another Injury Report until later in the week. New York gets a little extra time right now as its Week 4 contest won't be on Sunday. The Jets will hit the road to take on the Miami Dolphins on the road on Monday night. That at least gives Williams and other injured guys on the roster -- like Justin Fields -- a chance to get healthy ahead of the matchup. New York is 0-3 on the season so far and needs a win. Monday will be a great opportunity.
Browns Make Joe Flacco Decision After Beating Packers
The Cleveland Browns made their stance on Joe Flacco clear following a gritty 13-10 win over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
Cleveland’s offense sputtered for much of the afternoon, failing to score until late in the fourth quarter. Andre Szmyt broke the drought with a 35-yard field goal at the 3:38 mark, and a Grant Delpit interception set up rookie Quinshon Judkins for a 1-yard touchdown plunge.
Green Bay nearly had the final say, lining up for a potential game-winning kick with under a minute left. But the Browns blocked it, giving Szmyt one more chance. The rookie kicker delivered, drilling a 55-yarder as time expired to secure the dramatic victory.
Despite the win, Flacco’s play remained a central storyline. The 40-year-old struggled to move the offense, finishing 21 of 36 for 142 yards with an interception — his fifth turnover in three games.
Head coach Kevin Stefanski acknowledged the offensive inconsistency but said he never considered benching Flacco in favor of rookie Dillon Gabriel to provide a spark.
“I’m just focusing on doing what I think is best for the team,” Stefanski said of his reasoning to stick with Flacco.
Stefanski emphasized that injuries along the offensive line, particularly at tackle, only magnified the challenges of going up against a stout Packers defensive front.
“That’s a great defense. I’m confident saying that’s a great defense. We had injuries early to our tackles,” Stefanski said. “They made life really hard.”
Browns QB Joe Flacco: ‘It Wasn’t Pretty’
The game was not an offensive showcase. Neither side cracked 230 total yards. Flacco admitted playing in that type of game isn’t easy, but he’s focused on playing his role.
“It’s hard. It’s hard to go out there and play in games like today,” Flacco said. “But that’s what football is sometimes. With the type of defense we have, it’s about going out there and capitalizing on turnovers and not making mistakes. It wasn’t pretty today. It was tough and there were times down the field where guys were open but I just didn’t make it happen. You feel for the group as a whole. Everyone wants to go out there and perform and put up numbers, points, yards, all that stuff. Part of your job as a quarterback is to get that done. But also, your job is to win a football game and play your role.”
The Browns’ offense was showered with boos in the second half as the scoreboard stayed stuck at zero. Even in his 18th season, Flacco acknowledged the noise still gets to him.
“You’re a person. You’re human. It hurts you a little bit and you want to react to it. But you can’t,” Flacco said. “Being a pro and being in this sport, you can’t be that guy. You will not survive. We’re all human and it affects people. But you have to be able to rally, at least fake it, and bring it to life.”
Browns Considered Starting Dillon Gabriel Against Packers
Through three games, Flacco has passed for 631 yards, two touchdowns and four interceptions. He also had a fumble returned for a touchdown against the Ravens during a 41-17 blowout.
The Browns at least considered making a chance to Gabriel in the week leading up to the Packers game, per Brad Stainbrook.
“Earlier this week, Kevin Stefanski and offensive coordinator Tommy Rees spent much of Monday in meetings weighing whether to hand the job to rookie Dillon Gabriel, per league sources close to the situation,” Stainbrook said. “The staff ultimately decided to stick with Flacco for another week, but the leash is short.”
The Browns head to Detroit next week with a chance to move to .500. Coming off the win, Cleveland will likely continue rolling with Flacco.
