Jameson Williams proved he can still put up numbers in loss vs. Chiefs

Jameson Williams leads the way for Lions pass catchers

Williams was back to his big-play ways on Sunday, hauling in six receptions on seven targets for 66 yards. His most impressive catch was his 22-yard TD off a laser pass from quarterback Jared Goff. Williams worked his way to the endzone to go up 10-6. According to the Lions PR X account, 11 of Williams' 12 career TD receptions have been for over 20 yards.

It's ironic, given the reemergence of Williams coincided with a subdued Lions' offense. The Lions were clean as far as turnovers go and had numerous deep drives. However, the Chiefs did what the Lions' defense couldn't: come up with stops at key moments and show fight on the field, at least.

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Tight end Sam LaPorta was the recipient of the other Lions' TD, making a spectacular catch at the back of the endzone in the fourth quarter to make it a three-point game. LaPorta had five receptions on six targets for 55, continuing his streak of great games.

WR Amon-Ra St. Brown's performance did leave a lot to be desired. He had a quiet first half and dropped a pass on fourth down. He came alive toward the end of the game, but only amassed 45 yards on nine receptions.

Campbell and the Lions will have a lot to look over this week heading into an equally frightening primetime game against QB Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Williams has always come up big against the Buccaneers, including his first career TD reception. If the Lions' offense wants to keep up with Mayfield, Williams has made his case to be that answer.