After a disappointing 27-24 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 9, Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams assured fans that the team would bounce back. Despite the defeat, which wasn’t as close as the final score suggested, Williams expressed confidence in the Lions’ ability to recover, pointing to their track record under head coach Dan Campbell, who has led the team to respond strongly after losses.

Williams emphasized the importance of improvement, stating that regardless of the margin of defeat, a loss always feels the same and the team needs to correct its mistakes. He also noted that the team remains focused on the long season ahead, with the opportunity to face divisional rivals again in the coming weeks.

Even though Detroit missed an opportunity to take the lead in the NFC North, Williams remains optimistic, acknowledging that the Lions control their destiny, with several divisional matchups left on the schedule.

Williams, who had a solid individual performance with 4 catches for 66 yards, including a late touchdown, chose not to focus on his own stats in the aftermath of the loss. He made it clear that the team’s failure to win was his primary concern, and he remained dedicated to continuing his role in the offense and helping the team get back on track in Week 10.