Jeff Cavanaugh· Jun 12, 2026
Jeff picked defensive tackle Quinnen/Quentin Williams as the Cowboy most likely to reach 10 sacks, and bet that Marshawn/Rashawn Gary would finish with more sacks than Osa Odighizuwa (he took Gary's side by wagering against Odighizuwa having more).
“Alright. I'll go Quentin.”
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Quinnen Williams to record 10 sacks
“I'm gonna say Quentin Williams. ... Alright. I'll go Quentin.”
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