There has been some angst among Detroit Lions fans when it comes to wideout Jameson Williams’ limited production. The speedy receiver’s numbers are propped up by a couple of deep plays in what has been an otherwise underwhelming start to the season. This led to
ESPN‘s Eric Woodyard reporting quarterback Jared Goff’s postgame comments, where he understandably defended his receiver:
“We would love to go to (Williams) as much as possible. He’s as good a player as there is in this league, so I don’t think this game was something different… I made a poor decision on an interception… I saw it poorly and got pretty reckless. I thought Jamo did fine.”
Jared Goff, Lions QB
Even if Goff was concerned about Williams, there is zero chance he is going to admit this in a media scrum. Any level of worry is going to be kept in-house, but that shouldn’t change the fact that Detroit fans should be worried about the fourth-year playmaker heading into Week 5.
