Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams could look different when he returns for organized team activities. Speaking to reporters at locker room clean out, the speedy wideout explained he experienced some challenges when running routes in traffic this season.
The top of the Detroit Lions 2025 NFL draft class had the opportunity to gain a significant amount of experience all throughout this season. Tyleik Williams, Tate Ratledge and Isaac TeSlaa each gained valuable reps and are looking forward to their sophomore campaigns.
The Chicago Bears are going to the playoffs as the No. 2 seed in the NFC. They had a chance to finish as the top seed, but they lost that opportunity with a loss to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 17 and they followed that up by losing the regular-season finale to the Detroit Lions.
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The Detroit Lions’ late-season slide has not only eliminated the team from playoff contention, but it has also cast a noticeable shadow over the high-level production of the franchise’s star wide receivers: Amon-Ra St.
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Jameson Williams has grown into one of Jared Goff’s most reliable targets in the Lions passing game. The fourth-year receiver is on pace for another 1,000-yard receiving campaign with less than 60 catches.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams has put together another strong season in the NFL. The 24-year-old speedster is now in his fourth year in the league and continues to show steady growth.
Bears veteran G Joe Thuney has played in 100% of the team’s offensive snaps this season, continuing the dependability he showed throughout his 10-year career.
Detroit Lions wideout Jameson Williams has been one of the team’s most dynamic playmakers throughout the 2025 season. And his Thanksgiving Day performance against the Green Bay Packers only furthered that reality: seven receptions, 144 yards and a touchdown.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams put his pride aside for Thanksgiving this year. Williams started off his November with 66 receiving yards and a touchdown against the Minnesota Vikings.
The Detroit Lions came close to pulling off a road win against the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles last Sunday night, but lost the game 16-9.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
I still maintain that A) this whole thing is just wildly overblown and in no way, shape, or form did it cost the Detroit Lions a win over the Philadelphia Eagles, and B) this is just a dumb penalty that doesn't hurt anyone or break anything.
Why his rise is built on talent, trust and repeatable production Jameson Williams is done waiting. Detroit is done hoping. What we are watching now is a Lions receiver stepping into his potential and proving that his surge is real, earned and sustainable.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams had a standout game Sunday against the Washington Commanders, but he inadvertently provided a bit of a distraction during his postgame press conference.
Heading into Week 9 against the Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions offensive coordinator John Morton acknowledged how he has "failed" wide receiver Jameson Williams.
The Detroit Lions didn't get the job done at home against the Minnesota Vikings, losing 27-24 in a game that wasn't nearly as close as the final score indicated.
Winning masks a lot in the NFL. However, Detroit Lions fans (and the fantasy football community) are rightfully worried about wide receiver Jameson Williams' involvement this season, or lack thereof.
Detroit Lions first-year offensive coordinator John Morton is not happy with himself.
30 targets, 289 receiving yards, 17 receptions, and just two touchdowns have defined Jameson Williams' season so far with the Detroit Lions. The versatile receiver, who just received an extension with the team this past offseason, has been a bit of an afterthought in offensive coordinator John Morton's offense this season.
While fantasy managers are gnashing their teeth in frustration over Jameson Williams’ lack of double-digit scoring, his value to the Detroit Lions has never been higher.
The Lions signed Jameson Williams to a three-year extension on Saturday, locking down the young wideout for the foreseeable future. However, despite Williams’ thousand-yard effort in 2024, Detroit was still in “wait-and-see mode” regarding an extension, per Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated.
The Detroit Lions made one last move before their season kicked off against the Green Bay Packers, and it was a big one. But will they come to regret it?
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The Detroit Lions have backed up the Brinks truck for the team’s star wide receiver Jameson Williams. The news broke Saturday that the third-year wideout has agreed to a three-year, $83 million contract extension with the Lions, per NFL reporter Jordan Schultz.
Jameson Williams was already under contract with the Lions through 2026 entering the season, but he will remain in place beyond that point.
The Detroit Lions had substantial success under Ben Johnson, but the receiver corps likes the scheme that new offensive coordinator John Morton is cooking up. Johnson is now with the Bears as their head coach.
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