News about Quincy Williams

Badie, 24, took a huge hit from the Jets' Quincy Williams and - despite managing to walk back to the sidelines under his own power - he then sparked major fears for his health when he collapsed. He was alert and speaking to medics when he was stretchered back to the locker room and he traveled back to Denver a few hours after his teammates, but head coach Sean Payton has now revealed more about his status going forward.

Quincy Williams wishes to spoil the fans' holiday in Jacksonville, much like the Grinch destroyed Christmas for the Who's Down in Whoville. The Jets were seen warming up in a Dr. Seuss costume right before the game between the New York Jets and the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday night. Williams was seen stretching out his legs in the end zone before finally going off to get some exercise for the game.

After a high-profile lawsuit, the NFL has made strides to reduce head trauma, but Australian sensation Jordan Mailata has slammed 'Guardian Caps' (inset) that are supposed to reduce concussion, calling them 'fake news.' Players in certain positions are now permitted to use the bizarre-looking caps, which fit over the top of helmets, during the preseason in an attempt to minimize concussions. Mailata suffered one during training camp, but later blasted the caps' ineffectiveness.

Nick Sirianni, the Eagles' head coach, was angered by a late blow to Jalen Hurts on Friday night, yelling across the field at his Jets counterpart Robert Saleh after the quarterback was thrown out of bounds, throwing his headset to the ground and screaming, 'What the f***?' At the Jets' head coach, he has been running around the field.