How Detroit Lions Benefit From Jameson Williams' Growth
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams wants to be a more complete NFL wide receiver.
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Detroit Lions wide receiver, Jason Williams had his first opportunity to speak to reporters that organized team activities, and he shared his focus for the upcoming season.
I'm John Macaroon, Detroit Lions NSI for the speedy, talented wideout.
You clearly expect him to maintain and grab a foothold of the number 2 wide receiver spot.
Him alongside Amanra Saint Brown, are formidable tandem, and you recognize now the addition of Isaac Tesla really gives the Lions wide receiving room, really 3 wide receivers that on any given play can really make things happen for Jared Goff and new offensive coordinator, Drew Petzing.
But for the talented whiteout, he indicated he wants to continue to work towards being a complete receiver, but his offseason focus was just catching better.
Meaning that he didn't really indicate that he was, you know, he didn't specify extra work done on the jugs machine or any work done.
To meet that feat, but he indicated to reporters that a lot of mental work in the offseason, and look, bottom line, a player of his caliber, speed, route running improved.
That's the final piece of the puzzle to make him a complete wide receiver.
He blocks well.
Obviously, players on the Lions roster, especially wide receivers are expected to block for their teammates, and it certainly will benefit Jamir Gibbs and Isaiah Pacheco.
But moving forward, you realize that obviously improving in all those.
Ares fundamentals.
But the biggest thing for the Detroit Lions star wide receiver and the speedy wideout is to continue to be a reliable target , less drops, less inconsistencies at practice.
But by and large, when you see what Jason Williams is able to accomplish on the football field, um, it, it, it definitely indicates a player that wants to get better and has earned the trust of his teammates and should meet his goals.
I expect, and many pundits expect a big season for the speedy whiteout, Jamison Williams.
