Lions Coach Sends Sharp Message to WR Jameson Williams Amid Struggles
The Detroit Lions found a game-breaking receiver in Jameson Williams, who has used his speed and big-play ability to stretch opposing defenses.

But the Lions have struggled to get Williams going this season, culminating with his zero-catch performance in the team’s win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The team’s coaching staff addressed the issue, admitting that he hasn’t been used properly while also sending a sharp message to Williams.
Lions ‘Failed’ Jameson Williams
Lions offensive coordinator John Morton addressed Williams this week, saying the team “failed” to get him involved in the offense as much. Williams has 17 receptions for 289 yards and two touchdowns so far this season, well below his pace for last year when he topped 1,000 yards with seven receiving touchdowns.
Morton told reporter this week that he needs to do better at scheming ways to get Williams more involved.
“I looked at everything, as far as that. I’m going to do a better job with that. But there has been opportunities where it just didn’t happen,” Morton said, via ESPN. “It’s not like we aren’t going to try to target him. So that was the biggest thing.
“So I looked at everything, and I failed him. That’s what I told him,” Morton added. “I have to do a better job with that. But it’s a two-way street. We definitely looked at that.”
Williams said it wasn’t a big deal that he’s not getting as many targets, especially as the team continues to win games, but remained confident that his production would start to tick upward.
“He came to me and expressed to me how he felt, but with me, I really wasn’t taking it too far into thinking about it,” Williams said. “We was winning games and things like that, so I can never get myself too worked up with me getting the ball or me getting targeted or things like that. I know it’s gonna come. It’s a long season.”
The Lions have put themselves in good position so far this season, jumping out to a 5-2 record and sitting just behind the Green Bay Packers for the division lead.
Jared Goff Predicts Bigger Role for Jameson Williams
Lions quarterback Jared Goff echoed the sentiment from Williams that everything is good as long as the team is winning, but did predict the speedster would take on a bigger role.
“We want to win the game, we want to score points, and I think that’s the primary for everybody,” Goff told reporters after practice on Tuesday. “But of course, yeah, we’d love to get him involved more, get him to rock in a million different ways. And he’s explosive. I know defenses are worried about him at all times, and we need to find ways to continue to keep him involved.”
After a slow start to his career, Williams has grown to become a major piece of Detroit’s offense. He missed most of his rookie season while rehabbing a torn ACL, but showed flashes of potential in his second year, making 24 receptions for 354 yards and two touchdowns.
He had a breakout season in 2024, making 58 receptions for 1,001 yards.
Miami Dolphins Declare War on the NFL: ‘We’re Not Stopping Until We Get There’

The Miami Dolphins are sending a loud and clear message to the rest of the NFL — they are not here to settle for mediocrity. With a roster brimming with talent, drive, and hunger for success, the Dolphins have one goal in mind: the top spot in the league. As the season heats up, it’s clear that Miami is determined to make a statement and show everyone that they are here to stay.
"We don’t play for second place. Every game, we’re here to show we’re the best. The league hasn’t seen anything like this Dolphins team — we’re coming for the top, and we’re not stopping until we get there,"
This bold statement comes as the Dolphins continue to turn heads with their high-powered offense and improved defense. The team has been on a rampage this season, delivering thrilling performances week after week. With a dynamic quarterback, explosive wide receivers, and a defense that is beginning to gel, Miami is making waves in the NFL. The team’s ambition is clear — they’re not just playing for a playoff spot; they’re playing to be the best.

Miami has been working relentlessly to build a team that can compete with the league's elite. The coaching staff, led by head coach Mike Macdonald, has been instilling a winning mindset in every player, from the veterans to the rookies.
The Dolphins' offense has been one of the most exciting in the league, with their explosive plays and innovative schemes. With their star quarterback pushing the ball downfield and their talented receiving corps creating mismatches every game, they’re a nightmare for opposing defenses.
But it’s not just the offense that’s driving Miami forward. Their defense has shown immense growth, with younger players stepping up and veterans leading by example. The defense is becoming more aggressive, making timely plays, and helping the team control the game.
The Dolphins’ statement is not just a rallying cry for their fans — it’s a commitment to excellence. They’ve set their sights on the top of the NFL, and they’re ready to fight for it every week. With the talent, the mentality, and the leadership they’ve built, it’s hard to deny that Miami is poised for greatness.
The rest of the NFL should take notice because the Miami Dolphins are coming, and they’re bringing everything they’ve got. The team’s determination and focus will be key to their success as they continue their march to the top. For the Dolphins, the journey has only just begun, and their eyes are set firmly on the ultimate prize — the championship.
 
         
             
             
            