Jameson Williams reveals how John Morton may unlock another level for him

The 2024 season was a big one for Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams. To his credit he grew exponentially, with the on-field results to back it up as he topped 1,000 yards with the second-best yards per-catch average in the league (17.3). Still, there is room for Williams to grow in Year 4 as he eyes proving himself worthy of a lucrative second contract. While Ben Johnson was clearly a top-notch offensive coordinator, there's a case for new offensive coordinator John Morton being able to reach Williams in a different way based on having some history as a wide receivers coach. Despite Williams' emergence last season, the Lions actually continued a decline in EPA on play-action vertical routes since Morton was on the offensive staff in 2022. Williams spoke to the media after Tuesday's training camp practice, and he was asked about how Morton is doing things. "He (Morton) attacking every aspect of the game," Williams said. "He real aggressive. I just like that about him. I love about him the way he co