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A FantasyPros contributor highlights five must-have 2026 fantasy picks—Barkley, Gainwell, Williams, Pitts, and Herbert—citing Barkley’s potential in a new offense, Gainwell’s pass-catching upside, Williams’ big-play floor, Pitts’ expected volume with Stefanski calling the plays, and Herbert’s rushing/air yards upside in a revamped Chargers attack.
Fantasy football writers share a roundtable of bold takes for 2026, led by a Lions-heavy projection that Jameson Williams could reach around 1,400 receiving yards and finish as a top-8 WR in a more concentrated Detroit offense; other hot takes include Malik Willis as a top-10 QB, Daniel Jones eclipsing 4,000 passing yards, Cowboys teammates CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens each reaching 1,500 receiving yards, and DJ Moore posting 100+ catches and 10 TDs with Josh Allen, along with broader trends on WR scoring and the use of multiple tight ends.
Detroit Lions Day 8 training camp at Allen Park is shaping up to be another lengthy session with chatter of a scrimmage and Jahmyr Gibbs potentially taking part in full drills after his three-year extension; expect updates on Jameson Williams, Isaac TeSlaa, and WR depth through Pride of Detroit and live coverage on Twitter and The Feed.
Day 1 of Lions training camp in Allen Park featured a light, non-padded practice with Jameson Williams standing out as Detroit begins ramping up workload toward padded sessions.
Jameson Williams is nearing a career-high season with the Detroit Lions, showcasing significant growth and playmaking ability, while the team faces injury concerns ahead of their game against the Steelers, including uncertainties around center Graham Glasgow and guard Christian Mahogany.
Lions head coach Dan Campbell took over offensive play calling in a game to spark the offense, resulting in a win and a standout performance by Jameson Williams, while still collaborating with offensive coordinator John Morton.
Lions offensive coordinator John Morton admits he has failed to effectively utilize receiver Jameson Williams and plans to improve his involvement in the team's offense for the remaining games of the season.
The Detroit Lions have extended WR Jameson Williams's contract through 2029, following a career-best 1,000-yard season in 2024, with Williams now entering his fourth NFL season and having accumulated significant receiving and rushing yards since being drafted in 2022.
The Detroit Lions extended the contract of star wide receiver Jameson Williams through 2029, recognizing his explosive playmaking ability and recent improvements, ensuring a strong receiving corps for the future alongside Amon-Ra St. Brown and promising rookies.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams signed a three-year extension worth up to $83 million, just before the 2025 season opener, securing his future with the team and setting him up for a bigger role alongside key players like Amon-Ra St. Brown.
The Detroit Lions have extended wide receiver Jameson Williams's contract, reportedly a three-year deal worth up to $83 million, adding to his initial rookie contract and potentially making it a five-year deal. Williams, who suffered a torn ACL in college and has faced suspensions, had a strong 2023 season with over 1,000 yards receiving.
The Detroit Lions have agreed to a three-year extension with wide receiver Jameson Williams worth up to $83 million, solidifying his role as a key player alongside Amon-Ra St. Brown. Williams, who had a breakout season in 2024, is now under a long-term deal, while negotiations for star pass rusher Aidan Hutchinson are ongoing. The Lions aim to maintain their offensive momentum heading into the season opener against the Packers.
The Detroit Lions and wide receiver Jameson Williams have reportedly agreed to a three-year extension worth $83 million, with $67 million guaranteed, making him one of the top-paid receivers in the NFL. Williams, who had a breakout season in 2024 after overcoming injuries and suspensions, is now under contract through 2028 or 2029, depending on the deal's specifics. The team is also in ongoing negotiations with Aidan Hutchinson.
A bold prediction for the Lions' Week 1 game against the Packers suggests that wide receiver Jameson Williams will score twice and surpass 150 yards, capitalizing on potential weaknesses in the Packers' secondary, especially if key defenders are injured or ineffective.
Ifeatu Melifonwu, now with the Miami Dolphins, was involved in a brief scuffle with Jameson Williams during a joint practice with the Lions, which Melifonwu attributed to Williams talking a lot and initiating contact. Melifonwu, a former Lion, returned to Allen Park in a different uniform and noted that practice felt familiar, with some adjustments like increased use of Jahmyr Gibbs. The incident was part of a typical intense practice environment, and Melifonwu is set to play again against the Lions in the upcoming preseason game.