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Milton Williams hasn't filled the stat sheet for the New England Patriots, but his impact on one of the NFL's best defenses has been impossible to ignore.

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky praised New England Patriots defensive tackle Milton Williams on NFL Live, stating his technique and movement consistently disrupt opposing running games. Despite not recording a sack or a tackle for loss across his first five games, Musket Fire highlights that Williams remains central to the defensive unit's recent turnaround.
According to Pro Football Focus metrics, Williams ranks among the team's top defensive players, logging 12 quarterback pressures and 10 hurries across 206 snaps. Musket Fire reports the Patriots defense entered Week 6 allowing just 1.74 points per drive, ranking fourth in the NFL under head coach Mike Vrabel.
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