Jameson Williams, a great wide receiver, may be extremely close to getting a contract extension with the Detroit Lions.
Reporter Jeff Risdon answered an online question during a mailbag episode of the Detroit Lions Podcast that asked which of the following three players—Jake Bates, Brock Wright, or Jameson Williams—was most likely to get a contract extension next.
“Jamo is getting done sooner rather than later,” Risdon said. Extremely, extremely, extremely certain about that.
Detroit had made the decision to exercise the fifth-year option on both the gifted wide receiver and Aidan Hutchinson, their first-round selections in the 2022 draft. As a result, Williams is currently projected to make $15,493,000 in 2026.
The former first-round draft pick has received accolades for working hard in the gym over the offseason, building muscle, and trying to fully comprehend the goals of the scheme under new offensive coach Johnson.
Williams is said to have put on five pounds of muscle, which should help him get rid of opponents and deal with media attention more easily.
Williams told reporters, “Yeah, I spoke with a few people and they told me why they lift weights and what it helps them with.” “I gained strength as a result of it. I’m a small man. Databases enjoy rerouting and similar actions.
I had to slightly increase my strength because I had to run through the middle across linebackers.
