Stephen Jones said Williams is "at the top of the list" of players Dallas wants to keep, and the star DT says he'd "love to be here for the long haul"

OXNARD, Calif. — When thinking of the Dallas Cowboys roster, the first names that come to mind are likely Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. However, the team’s overall top player is Quinnen Williams.

Williams' future has been a topic of discussion over the past 48 hours, and he's made it clear he wants to stay a Cowboy.

It was quite a Dallas Cowboys debut for Quinnen Williams as owner Jerry Jones watched his major NFL trade deadline gamble play out from a Las Vegas luxury suite. Following the team’s blowout win over the Las Vegas Raiders, Williams offered a warning to ...

Quinnen Williams was everything the Cowboys hoped he'd be when they dealt for him before the trade deadline. Ian Maule / Getty Images LAS VEGAS — Jerry Jones’ face said it all. The ESPN “Monday Night Football” broadcast cut to the Dallas Cowboys ...

Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams said he’s thrilled to be a member of the Dallas Cowboys. Traded from the New York Jets to Dallas last November, Williams is going through his first training camp with the Cowboys.

Cowboys defensive lineman Quinnen Williams could be on the verge of a huge payday. The former Jet, acquired by Dallas through a trade in 2025, still has two years left on a four-year, $96 million deal,

Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams enters his first full season in 2026 with the Dallas Cowboys with a single goal: to help lead the team to a deep postseason