Browns roster: Key defender that nobody is talking enough about

Writer Barry Shuck argues that Cleveland Browns linebacker Quincy Williams is an overlooked key defender having an exceptional season. Signed by general manager Andrew Berry on a two-year, $13 million free-agent deal, Williams was brought in after defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg took over. Williams has totaled 40 tackles and three forced fumbles through his first six games of the season.

Shuck highlights that while teammate Carson Schwesinger receives substantial recognition, Williams has served as a vital on-field leader and mentor. The article emphasizes Williams' recent standout performances, including an 11-tackle game against the New York Jets and key defensive stops during Cleveland's divisional victory over the Baltimore Ravens.