Dan Campbell’s kneecap-biting Detroit Lions are certainly having a real impact on their opponents this season. The Minnesota Vikings lost on Thursday night to the Los Angeles Rams, falling by the final score of 30-20. The defeat by Minnesota came just four days after they lost to the Lions this past Sunday. Adam Schefter of
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Lions Lions HC Dan Campbell reiterated that the team still trusts and has a spot for WR Jameson Williams after his recent PED suspension. “Here’s what I can tell you is I trust this kid. I trust him,” Campbell said, via David Birkett of the Detroit Free Press. “And unfortunately, you got to pay for your
The Detroit Lions defense has a significant coverage gap after losing elite edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson to a season-ending injury. Before Hutchinson was even carted off the field, speculation ran rampant over who the Lions could acquire to replace him. But instead of panicking and trading for a star defensive end, perhaps the Lions should
The shorthanded and terrible Titans travel to the Motor City on Sunday to meet an equally shorthanded but excellent Lions team. Can basement-dwelling Tennessee pull the upset against the powerhouse Detroit Lions, or will they continue the slide? Detroit is coming off an emotional win over the Vikings, which ensured at least a tie for
The Detroit Lions defense is off to a really good start this season. Even with the loss of Aidan Hutchinson, the team finds itself as the fifth ranked defense in DVOA. Still, it’s a long season and when you get to December and January, some fresh minds and fresh concepts in the building can help
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams will not appeal a two-game suspension for two games for violating the league’s performance-enhancing substances policy, but said he the failed test leading to his second league-imposed ban was a “complete surprise.” The official NFL announcement on Thursday afternoon confirmed media reports from earlier in the week. Williams will
According to Jordan Schultz, Lions WR Jameson Williams will not appeal his two-game suspension and will be out for Week 8 and 9 against the Titans and Packers. Williams is facing a two-game suspension for violating the league’s performance-enhancing substances policy. Williams, 23, was a first-team All-American, first-team All-SEC, and the SEC Co-Special Teams Player
There is no such thing as a normal week in Detroit Lions land. On Monday night ESPN Lions beat reporter Eric Woodyard dropped the news that Lions receiver Jameson Williams is facing a suspension violating the leagues Performance Enhancing Substances policy. Since that moment, nothing about all this has seemed like it was going the
It was announced on Monday that Jameson Williams will serve a two-game suspension for violating the league’s PED policy. The third-year Lions wideout will not be appealing the ban. In a statement, Williams noted the news of the ban was a “complete surprise.” The same is true of several players when they address similar situations, but
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams issued a public statement about his two-game suspension for violating the NFL’s Performance Enhancing Substances policy. In the statement released through his agent, Williams said the suspension was a “complete surprise” to him, and that he had no idea how any illegal substance had found its way into his
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams has decided on whether he’ll appeal his suspension by the NFL. On Thursday, Williams announced he will not appeal, meaning he will miss the Lions’ next two games. “This week, I was notified by the NFL that I have been suspended for a violation of the Performance Enhancing Substances
The Detroit Lions will host the Tennessee Titans this weekend in what should be a very interesting game. The Lions just defeated the Vikings, demonstrating that their offense can score against one of the league’s top defenses. The offense put up 31 points and has now put up 30 points in three straight games against
Right now things are up in the air with Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams. We don’t currently know if he’s going to do his suspension or if he plans to appeal. If the suspension does go through, the Lions have a plan. “I would say (Lions WR) Allen Robinson (II), I mean we just went
The Detroit Lions passed two road tests and have a couple more coming up in their first two November games. They seemingly get a break in the schedule on Sunday when they host the one-win Tennessee Titans. Following their stunning 47-9 blowout of the Dallas Cowboys, the Lions handed the Minnesota Vikings their first loss