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The Dallas Cowboys have finalized a three-year contract extension worth $105.9 million with defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, according to league sources Monday. The agreement includes $101 million in guaranteed money and will run alongside the remaining two years of his current contract with the team.
Williams will remain under contract with Dallas through 2030 following the deal, which comes as he enters his first complete season with the organization. The Cowboys acquired the defensive standout midway through the 2025 season, trading away one of two first-round draft picks they had obtained in a separate blockbuster deal.
That earlier transaction saw the Cowboys send Pro Bowl pass rusher Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers just days before the previous season’s start. The moves represent significant roster moves for the franchise as it reshapes its defensive core.
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