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Jets Quinnen Williams drama makes the Giants look brilliant for Dexter Lawrence move

Braulio Perez
Braulio Perez

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Oh, so it's not all bells and whistles on the other part of town? New York Jets fans have been claiming East Rutherford is now theirs with Aaron Rodgers running the offense, but there's some drama with the team featuring one of their best defensive talents.

Quinnen Williams is not happy with his contract situation, and he hasn't been present for the start of the offseason program. Not only has he wiped the Jets from his Twitter bio, but his most-recent twitter activity is him retweeting the NY Giants Dexter Lawrence contract.

Schoen knew he had to get this done with Sexy Dexy as soon as possible, giving him $90 million. The Jets don't appear to be in a hurry, which is only infuriating the star defensive tackle:

Jets DT Quinnen Williams changed his Twitter bio and fans are worried

While some Jets supporters will bring up the fact that Schoen is dealing with a major headache with the Saquon Barkley negotiations, you can't deny that he nailed it with Sexy Dexy. Lawrence is coming off the best season of his career, earning every cent of his extension.

The big difference here too is that there was never any public beef between Lawrence and the G-Men. The same can't be said for Williams and Gang Green. He's not happy whatsoever and now his latest move on social media has sent quite the statement to the NYJ front office.

Williams is one of the best defensive tackles in the game and the former first-round pick wants to be paid as such. No one can blame him for trying to get his bag, but this latest edit from his Twitter bio isn't a very good luck. The longer this standoff lasts, the worse it'll look for the Jets - and the better it looks for the Giants.

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Braulio Perez

Braulio Perez

Braulio Perez is an NCAA Content Director for FanSided, joining Minute Media in 2017 after 2.5 years at the Newark Star-Ledger as a high school sports reporter and 2.5 years at the Lynden Tribune as sports editor. While with the Lynden Tribune, Perez was named the Sports Writer of the Year in 2012 for his division by the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association. At the Star-Ledger, he also assisted in coverage of college football recruiting. Perez's focus has been on college football recruiting, high school sports, the NFL, NCAA and English Premier League. He is also a regular contributor for 247Sports' Cougfan.com.