Mike Williams chows down on New Jersey breakfast sandwich sent by fan after signing with Jets
NY Post
Perhaps the Jets have @NYJ_Matt to thank for getting Mike Williams to sign on the dotted line.
After @NYJ_Matt had the Jersey delicacy of a Taylor ham, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich sent via DoorDash to the Jets’ practice facility in Florham Park for Williams, the newest Gang Green wide receiver made sure to dig into the tasty treat after agreeing to a one-year deal worth up to $15 million with the organization.
The Jets’ social media team posted a photo and video of Williams eating the sandwich.
The team captioned the photo of him eating the sandwich, “A new team and a fresh sandwich for @darealmike_dub.”
In the video, Williams, with his contract still sitting nearby freshly signed, grabs the brown bag that the sandwich was delivered in and rips it open.
“Ooooh,” Williams said as he prepared to take a bite.
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