As they shape their offseason plan, the Detroit Lions will of course have to consider who to keep and who not to. That extends beyond free agency, to trade possibilities as areas of the roster are upgraded or otherwise tweaked.
The 2024 season was undeniably a huge one for Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams. His first two seasons were impacted by coming back from a torn ACL as a rookie, then a gambling suspension and work he clearly had to do to become a complete receiver in Year 2.
The Detroit Lions could be facing a dilemma with one of their talented offensive weapons. With free agency looming, Detroit is expected to reward Aidan Hutchinson and Kerby Joseph with new, long-term contract extensions.
With the new league year kicking off March 12, NFL teams are already deep into planning for the offseason. Here are five moves the Detroit Lions should make in the coming months:
While Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams had a breakthrough season in 2024, it was not completely without hiccups. He was suspended two games for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing substance policy in October, and closely after that news came about a traffic stop where an unregistered gun was discovered.
Jameson Williams has had a wild ride in the NFL. His first two years did not go as planned, from suspensions to injuries and inconsistent play. 2024 was the year that Williams broke out and established himself as a true WR2 in a Detroit Lions offense that was among the best in the NFL.
The Detroit Lions drew a lot of fines this past season. That was no one's imagination, culminating in wide receiver Jameson Williams being fined $25,325 for humping the end zone (there's no other, safe-for-work way to describe it accurately) during the Divisional Round loss to the Washington Commanders.
Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic doesn’t see veteran TE Gerald Everett back with the team next season as the Bears can save a $6.5 million cap hit in 2025 and incur only $1 million of dead cap by letting him go.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams has already been suspended twice during his NFL career, but he will not face any further disciplinary action in the wake of his latest off-field incident.
A gun incident involving Jameson Williams produced an internal police review in Detroit, but no charge ended up surfacing in connection with the fall development.
Detroit Lions wideout Jameson Williams will not face discipline from the NFL for carrying an unlicensed gun, with a league spokesman telling the Detroit Free Press on Wednesday that the matter is "closed." Williams, 23, also avoided criminal charges for the gun, discovered by police during a traffic stop in October.
New Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is leaving one of the most talented offensive rosters in the NFL to try and fix Caleb Williams in 2025. Johnson had tremendous success with veteran quarterback Jared Goff during his last three seasons with the Detroit Lions.
This is a big offseason for the Detroit Lions. It's the year in which they decide whether or not they're going to go full win-now mode or not. It's all
The Detroit Lions suffered a shocking season-ending defeat in the divisional round of the 2024 NFL Playoffs at the hands of the Washington Commanders. And along the way, talented wide receiver Jameson Williams pulled out a controversial touchdown celebration that netted him a big punishment from the NFL.
The Detroit Lions season is over and it totally sucks, but now it’s time to look to the future. Here are some important dates for the Lions this year. Let's jump into it: This is the East vs West Shrine Bowl.
Jameson Williams is poised to make his return to the Lions after serving a two-game suspension for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing substances policy.
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