This week brought a major blow as standout center Frank Ragnow announced his retirement, forcing Detroit to lean on rookies and young talent to strengthen the offensive line for the upcoming season.

The Lions are also banking on a stronger, more efficient passing attack, featuring players like former first-round pick Jameson Williams, who, according to coach Dan Campbell, has added muscle this offseason.

On Wednesday, Williams’ mother surprised fans with a social media post that quickly drew attention and reaction.,

” wrote Tianna Williams as she shared an image of her son soaring for a high pass from a Lions quarterback during OTAs.

The picture, branded with ‘Henry Ford Health’—a Lions sponsor—highlighted her son’s elite leaping ability and athleticism on the field.

“This should be the Jumpman23 Football logo,” one fan commented enthusiastically.

“A breakout season is coming,” predicted a Lions media page in response to the viral image.

just hits different!” another fan added, referring to Williams’ new jersey number for the season.

The ex-Alabama star is set to see more chances to stretch the field under new offensive coordinator John Morton, who brings fresh ideas to Detroit’s attack.

Detroit’s passing game faltered in their playoff loss to the Washington Commanders, and Dan Campbell’s squad hopes to take a leap forward in 2025-26.