All-Time Greatest Jet: Quinnen Williams vs. Curtis Martin

[Edgy MD]

Quinnen Williams	Curtis Martin
DT–DE	RB
2019–Present	1998–2005
Pro-Bowler (2022). First Team All-Pro (2022). Seventh in voting for AP Defensive Player of the Year (2022). Nineteen all-time in team sacks. Tenth all-time in tackles for losses. I can't sort out single-season tackle/tackle- for-loss records, but he'd probably look good there. AFC Defensive Player of the Week, Week 6, 2022.	Three-time Pro-Bowler (1998, 2001, 2004). First-team All-Pro (2004). Two-time second- team All-Pro (1999, 2001). Fourth in voting for AP Offensive Player of the Year (2004). NFL rusing yards leader (2004). Bart Starr Award (for player who "best exemplifies outstanding character and leadership in the home, on the field, and in the community") (2006). Jets Ring of Honor (2010). Number 28 retired (2012). All-time team rushing leader in yards (10,302), attempts (2,560), touchdowns (58). Eighth all-time in points by a Jet. Has the team's three top season rushing totals and six of the top 10. NFL Hall of Fame (2012).
Part of first pair of brothers to record sacks for the same team in the same game.	In his early years in the NFL, was known to stay after practice and pick up and wash the players' laundry in an effort to learn humility.

[MFS62]

I don't care if Martin ironed the laundry.
I can never forgive the fumbles in the AFC championship game.
https://nypost.com/1999/01/18/fumbling- ... e-hurt-us/
It was Mickey Owens dropping the third strike. It was Bill Buckner's error.
I voted for Williams.
Nothing he has done has kept the Jets from a Super Bowl.

Later

[Edgy MD]

That's some weird-assed logic, but you do you.