Quincy Williams wants Browns defense to turn offenses into 'dog food'
Browns LB Quincy Williams expects his defense to be one of the most dominant in the NFL. To do that, he knows they have to have the right mindset.
On the first day of Cleveland Browns' training camp, linebacker Quincy Williams took to the practice field to rally his teammates with a unique chant. "Dog food, dog food," he barked, urging his defensive teammates to rally behind him. This signal, Williams explained, was meant to represent the team's unity and readiness to tackle any offensive challenge that came their way.
The chant, which he was inspired to bring to Cleveland from his previous team, was a way for Williams to embody the three key principles of heart, mind, and fist, as well as ensuring his teammates were properly aligned for each play. With a roster featuring talent like Denzel Ward, Grant Delpit, and Jared Verse, Williams was confident that the defense would be a formidable force.
However, that didn't mean the offense would have an easy time. "Dog eat dog," Williams warned. The Browns defense was ready, but the offense would need to be at their best to keep up.
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