Lions coaches ‘can’t wait’ to see what’s in store for Jameson Williams in 2025

Lions coaches ‘can’t wait’ to see what’s in store for Jameson Williams in 2025

ALLEN PARK — Jameson Williams had a breakout year in 2024, but according to multiple Detroit Lions coaches, he could be in line for another one this upcoming season. Wide receivers coach Scottie Montgomery and offensive coordinator John Morton both praised the focus that Williams, who’s entering the fourth season of his NFL career, has entered the building with this spring. Related Articles Detroit Lions to play Minnesota Vikings o…

Lions' Jameson Williams Has Been 'Unbelievable' During Spring

Detroit Lions John Morton, Scottie Montgomery praise Jameson Williams.

Lions believe Jameson Williams headed towards breakout season

Photo by Lauren Leigh Bacho/Getty Images Detroit Lions coaches are raving about the progress Jameson Williams has made, and believe there’s an entirely new level he’ll hit in 2025. It’s fair to call 2024 a breakout season for Detroit Lions first-round pick Jameson Williams. After a lengthy rehab from a torn ACL, some early struggles on the field, and a pair of setbacks via suspensions, Williams needed to prove his worth and did. Williams reached…

Lions continue strong form

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John Morton Says He’s Keeping Lions Offense Largely Intact

TL;DR New Detroit Lions offensive coordinator John Morton says the offense isn’t broken—and he’s not looking to fix it. Speaking with reporters Tuesday, Morton emphasized continuity and subtle tweaks, not sweeping change. The former Broncos assistant will incorporate a few concepts from his background, but the core of Detroit’s offense will remain intact. John Morton’s Message: Don’t Mess With Success The Lions had one of the NFL’s top-ranked of…