Patriots Star Eyes Back-to-Back Super Bowl Wins

It's been nearly a year since New England Patriots defensive tackle Milton Williams won a Super Bowl as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles.

Weeks after hoisting the Lombardi Trophy, Williams signed a four-year, $104 million contract with the Pats as one of the league's top defensive tackles. He has brought the same level of play to the Patriots, which is part of the reason why they are heading to the Super Bowl. Now, Williams can add a second ring in as many years.

"Well, again, there's a consistency there. He's a tireless worker. He worked hard. He was here in the offseason. I think that makes a difference. And then, obviously, just the disruption. I know everybody that rushes the passer, they strive for sacks, and certainly our ability to affect the quarterback goes well beyond the sack numbers. You can get a sack," Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel said of Williams.

"I mean, Gonzo [Christian Gonzalez] got a sack. The quarterback ran out of bounds. And so, if you just look at that, it can be somewhat misleading. But he certainly has brought some disruption. We talked about that after the Houston game. We talked about that a few days ago here about the disruption. And I think he has improved some of his technique in the run game and things that we've talked about. He's consciously tried to work on that, and I appreciate that."