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Sylvester Williams is anchoring Denver’s Super Bowl defense


The play of Williams this season has made everyone in Denver look smart. He set career highs in both sacks (3.0) and tackles (25), but most importantly he has been a force on the line that has been able to dominate the line of scrimmage. His quickness off the ball has allowed the Denver defense to play on the offensive side of the football and it has been a catalyst for their success this season. (Today's Pigskin)

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