Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams was the subject of a few trade rumors this offeason, but they were just that - rumors. Even Lions GM Brad Holmes was adamant about the team's dedication to Williams in the offseason, explaining that he didn't even know where those rumblings had come from. Regardless, it's obvious that rather than a trade, the biggest move to get done with Williams will be getting an extension on the table for the playmaker to sign. It's going to be one of the major priorities for this Lions front office as they look to lock in their core for the forseeable future. Sports Illustrated's Christian Booher laid out what he thinks Williams' extension could look like considering his ceiling, and in short, the team is looking at a deal better than what players like Deebo Samuel and Terry McLaurin, according to Booher, had received: Three-year, $75 million contract with two additional void years. Williams is going to be a free agent in 2027, so Detroit can lock him down longterm soon in or
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