Ulbrich added the team is still gathering information on Williams’ injury. Heading into the Jacksonville contest, Williams was not listed on any of the Jets’ injury reports so he evidently was hurt during the game. Williams’ name will be one to watch on those same reports in the coming days.

For two veterans who have collectively been a part of 12 losing NFL seasons, this Jets season did feel different.

Quinnen Williams added that the organization’s latest losing season has been “really frustrating” for him because it started with such high expectations.

Jets defensive lineman Quinnen Williams has a chance to play against the Rams on Sunday. He will test his hamstring before the game.

After a week of anonymous sources and future concern, the Jets have an opportunity to pile up wins to end the year, but also end any hope of a top draft pick this year. The Rams on the other hand need a win to keep pace as the leader in the NFC West.

The New York Jets have officially announced that their All-Pro defensive lineman, Quinnen Williams, won’t play against the Los Angeles

This will help running back Kyren Williams, who is currently averaging over 80 yards per game on the ground. The New York Jets are going to greatly miss Quinnen Williams in this game, which is set up for a big game that Rams head coach Sean McVay will exploit.

Here are the full game day inactive lists for the New York Jets and Los Angeles Rams ahead of their ... Dylan McMahon OL Warren McClendon Jr. CB Michael Carter II (back) DT Quinnen Williams (hamstring) OL Xavier Newman (groin)

Quinnen Williams missed his first game of the season in Week 16. New York gave up 122 yards rushing to Rams running back Kyren Williams without Williams in the middle. He left the Jets' victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 15 after playing 58 snaps.

The Rams have won five of their last six games and maintained their spot atop the NFC West standings with the victory.

The New York Jets fell to the Los Angeles Rams after a critical fumble by quarterback Aaron Rodgers led to a touchdown.