Williams anchors Seattle’s interior line, a disruptive force in the run and a consistent threat in the pass rush, critical to pressuring a thin Buccaneers O-line and generating interior pressure.

Williams highlights Seattle’s close bond and shared mindset as the core driver of the 3-1 start, stressing that culture and collective discipline trump raw talent in tight games. His praise points to Macdonald’s system and player buy-in as the foundation for sustained growth.

Leonard Williams of the Seahawks was fined $23,186 for use of the helmet, underscoring the league’s persistent focus on safety. As a veteran defensive end, Williams’ fantasy relevance hinges on sack production and consistent playing time, with penalties adding a layer of risk in the short term.

Williams is Seattle’s interior disruptor whose Week 3 incident led to a $23,186 fine; the discipline marks another penalty in his Seahawk tenure, yet his on-field impact remains elite.

Williams draws attention inside, attracting double teams that free others and elevate Seattle’s interior disruption, contributing to pressure and run-stopping schemes.