Detroit Lions Get the Price Tag for Jameson Williams’ 2026 Season
The Detroit Lions now have a clearer picture of what it will cost to keep wide receiver Jameson Williams for the 2026 season. With the NFL setting the price tag for fifth-year options on rookie contracts, the Lions must decide whether to exercise Williams’ option, securing him for an additional year.
Williams, drafted 12th overall in 2022, has shown flashes of his explosive potential, despite injuries limiting his early impact. His deep-threat ability and speed make him a valuable asset for Detroit’s offense. If the Lions choose to pick up his option, they would be committing a significant sum, likely in the range of $12-14 million, based on performance tiers set by the league.
The decision will depend on Williams’ continued development in the 2024 and 2025 seasons. If he establishes himself as a consistent playmaker, the Lions may see the option as a bargain. However, if concerns over durability or consistency persist, Detroit could explore alternative contract solutions.
With the Lions emerging as NFC contenders, retaining Williams could be crucial for their long-term success. The upcoming season will play a major role in determining whether the team is willing to invest in his future beyond 2025.
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