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Alfred Williams

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Denver Broncos · DE

Alfred Williams recorded 128 indexed regular-season NFL appearances across 9 rostered seasons with Denver Broncos, New England Patriots, San Francisco 49ers, Cincinnati Bengals.

▶Best highlights

0.1

tackles/gm

9

playoff games

9

indexed seasons

128

career games

Five defining games

Start here

A provisional five-game introduction to Alfred Williams's most significant indexed performances.

Super Bowl
XXXIII
ATLANTAFALCONS
DENVERBRONCOS
JAN 31, 1999

Atlanta Falcons vs Denver Broncos

Super Bowl XXXIII · Jan 31, 1999

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Super Bowl
XXXII
DENVERBRONCOS
GREEN BAYPACKERS
JAN 25, 1998

Denver Broncos vs Green Bay Packers

Super Bowl XXXII · Jan 25, 1998

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Regular Season
1994
CINCINNATIBENGALS
PITTSBURGHSTEELERS
OCT 16, 1994

Cincinnati Bengals vs Pittsburgh Steelers

Regular Season · Oct 16, 1994

0 tackles · 4 sacks · 0 INT

Divisional Round
1997
DENVERBRONCOS
KANSAS CITYCHIEFS
JAN 4, 1998

Denver Broncos vs Kansas City Chiefs

Divisional Round · Jan 4, 1998

0 tackles · 2 sacks · 0 INT

Divisional Round
1996
JACKSONVILLEJAGUARS
DENVERBRONCOS
JAN 4, 1997

Jacksonville Jaguars vs Denver Broncos

Divisional Round · Jan 4, 1997

0 tackles · 1 sacks · 0 INT

Single-game peaks

Career highs

Position-relevant single-game records from Alfred Williams's indexed NFL box scores.

Career highs: 7 total tackles · 5 tackles for loss · 2 quarterback hits

Regular Season
1999
DENVERBRONCOS
OAKLANDRAIDERS
OCT 10, 1999

Denver Broncos vs Oakland Raiders

Regular Season · Oct 10, 1999

7 tackles · 2 sacks · 0 INT

Career high: 4 sacks

Regular Season
1994
CINCINNATIBENGALS
PITTSBURGHSTEELERS
OCT 16, 1994

Cincinnati Bengals vs Pittsburgh Steelers

Regular Season · Oct 16, 1994

0 tackles · 4 sacks · 0 INT

Career high: 1 forced fumble

Regular Season
1999
MINNESOTAVIKINGS
DENVERBRONCOS
OCT 31, 1999

Minnesota Vikings vs Denver Broncos

Regular Season · Oct 31, 1999

1 tackles · 1 sacks · 0 INT

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Alfred Williams's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

1980–1991

01
CINWILLIAMS—Alfred Williams
CINANDERSON14Ken Anderson
CINESIASON7Boomer Esiason

Anderson and Esiason lead different Super Bowl teams

Cincinnati Bengals · Two AFC championships

Forrest Gregg's 1981 team and Sam Wyche's no-huddle 1988 team each reached the Super Bowl, both falling late to San Francisco.

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Franchise era

1992–2002

02
CINWILLIAMS—Alfred Williams
CINDILLON28Corey Dillon
CINPICKENS81Carl Pickens

Instability overwhelms individual talent

Cincinnati Bengals · The lost decade

Cincinnati went fourteen seasons without a winning record even as Dillon and a handful of draft successes supplied isolated excellence.

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Franchise era

1991–1998

03
SFWILLIAMS—Alfred Williams
SFYOUNG8Steve Young
SFRICE80Jerry Rice

A quarterback transition preserves greatness

San Francisco 49ers · Steve Young takes the baton

Young escaped Montana's shadow with an MVP peak and six touchdown passes in Super Bowl XXIX, extending the dynasty into another generation.

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Franchise era

1993–1998

04
DENWILLIAMS—Alfred Williams
DENELWAY7John Elway
DENDAVIS30Terrell Davis

The zone run completes Elway's career

Denver Broncos · At last, back-to-back titles

Mike Shanahan's run game and Davis's postseason dominance gave Elway the balance needed to win consecutive Super Bowls.

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Franchise era

1993–2000

05
NEWILLIAMS—Alfred Williams
NEBLEDSOE11Drew Bledsoe
NECOATES87Ben Coates

A No. 1 quarterback brings the Patriots back

New England Patriots · Parcells and Bledsoe reset expectations

Robert Kraft's ownership and Bill Parcells's coaching stabilized the organization, leading to Super Bowl XXXI and a roster ready for another regime.

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Franchise era

1999–2011

06
DENWILLIAMS—Alfred Williams
DENBAILEY24Champ Bailey
DENSMITH80Rod Smith

Good defenses and changing quarterbacks

Denver Broncos · Searching after Elway

Denver remained competitive and reached the 2005 AFC title game, then a run of instability ended with Tim Tebow's brief, unforgettable playoff moment.

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Career accomplishments

Super Bowl champion · 1997, 1998First-team All-Pro · 1996Pro Bowl selection · 19969 NFL seasons128 career games11 career solo tackles60 career sacksJersey: 919 playoff appearances2 Super Bowl appearancesFirst appearance: Sep 1, 1991Most recent: Oct 31, 1999

Official awards via ESPN · Pro Bowl and All-Pro counts via NFLverse with selection years cross-checked against Wikipedia · league leads verified from indexed regular-season stats

Team history