Quinnen Williams' wife Maranda shows off Cowboys merch 1 day after DE's first meeting with Jerry Jones

Quinnen Williams' wife Maranda is ready for his new stint with the Dallas Cowboys. On Tuesday, the defensive tackle was traded from the New York Jets to the Dallas Cowboys, with the hope that he will help bolster the struggling defense.

On Wednesday his wife, Maranda, reshared a photo of the defensive tackle's first meeting with Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones a day prior. She added the teary eyed emojis to show her pride for her husband's next chapter in the NFL.

Maranda Williams shared her joy for her husband's meeting with Jerry Jones. (Photo via Maranda Williams' Instagram Story)

Maranda Williams then shared another photo on her Instagram Story of her new Dallas Cowboys apparel.

Maranda Williams showed off her new Dallas Cowboys apparel. (Photo via Maranda Williams' Instagram Story)

In exchange for Quinnen Williams, the Dallas Cowboys sent defensive tackle Mazi Smith, a 2026 second-round draft pick and a 2027 conditional round pick.

Quinnen Williams' wife, Maranda, reflected on DT's Jets tenure

After Quinnen Williams was traded by the New York Jets on Tuesday, his wife, Maranda, reflected on their tenure. She shared a few photos from their six years with the organization and wrote about her husband's growth on and off the field.

Sharing photos from the beginning of his NFL career to a recent one now as a father with their daughter.

"We’ve been in NY since 2019.. I’ve watched you grow into this determined, hardworking, amazing athlete, husband and now father. Bittersweet memories remind us where we’ve been, and new beginnings show us where we’re going. Dallas what’s good?? 💙🤩⭐️ The best in the game!! @agentnicolelynn," Maranda Williams wrote.

The couple met when both were students at the University of Alabama. They got married in July 2022. In January 2023, they announced they were expecting their first child together. In June 2023, their daughter, True Amour, was born.

Quinnen Williams was drafted by the New York Jets with the third overall selection in the 2019 NFL Draft. He has been selected to three Pro Bowl appearances and was named a first-team All-Pro in 2022.