Buffalo Bills Defense Pressure Package (2003) - Gregg Williams

Gregg Williams was the head coach of the Buffalo Bills from 2001 to 2003. In his three seasons with the team, he compiled a record of 17-31. The Bills' best record under Williams was 8-8 in 2002.

The Bills' defense was the strength of the team during Williams' tenure. In 2003, the Bills ranked 10th in the NFL in total defense and 7th in pass defense. However, the offense was a major problem. The Bills ranked 27th in the NFL in total offense and 26th in scoring offense in 2003.

Williams was known for his aggressive defensive style. He was also known for his controversial comments and actions. In 2002, he was fined $50,000 by the NFL for making a bounty offer to his players to injure opposing players.

The 2003 Buffalo Bills defense was a 4-3 defense that was designed to be aggressive and disruptive. The defensive line was led by Sam Adams, Justin Bannan, and Chris Kelsay. These three players were all good at rushing the passer and they also had the ability to stuff the run.

The linebackers on the 2003 Bills defense were led by Takeo Spikes and Kawika Mitchell. Spikes was a versatile linebacker who could play both inside and outside. Mitchell was a good pass rusher and he also had the ability to cover running backs out of the backfield.