The Dallas defense is transforming from a liability into a strength after new additions, including standout defensive tackle Quinnen Williams.

This week on Cowboys Overtime, Mac Engel and Nick Harris break down Dallas' win over Philadelphia, the team's new additions, and concerns about CeeDee Lamb.

Since Quinnen Williams joined the Cowboys, the impact along the defensive line and against the running game has been everything the team was hoping for when the move went down at the NFL trade deadline.

Quinnen Williams doesn't believe one man makes a difference on a football team. His new football team begs to differ after a dynamic Cowboys debut.

Dallas had a dominant defensive performance Monday night. Their next three games are against the Eagles, Chiefs and Lions.

The rotation made sense for the Cowboys last week. They not only welcomed the addition of Williams and linebacker Logan Wilson, but they also welcomed back linebacker DeMarvion Overshown, rookie corner Shavon Revel and veteran safeties Malik Hooker and Donovan Wilson from injury. There was a natural ramp-up for more than a handful of defenders.

Quinnen Williams made quite the first impression with the Dallas Cowboys. In his first game since being traded by the Jets, the star defensive tackle delivered his best performance of the season in Dallas’ 33-16 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday night. Williams dominated with 1.5 sacks and a career-high five quarterback hits.

The Cowboys did not wind up doing anything with the ball after they recovered Saquon Barkley’s fumble, but causing it was significant in that it derailed the Eagles from getting points. Williams had a textbook force out and deserves a lot of credit for doing so.