The Detroit Lions further cemented their status as one of the NFL’s top teams on Sunday, defeating the Green Bay Packers 24-14 on the road in tough conditions.

A pivotal pick-six just before halftime gave the Lions a 17-3 lead, a margin they would maintain for the rest of the game.

However, the day after the victory brought major news for the Lions.

According to Michael David Smith of Pro Football Talk, wide receiver Jameson Williams, who had already been serving a two-game suspension for violating the NFL’s performance-enhancing drug policy, was also facing a concealed weapons charge.

Despite these off-field issues, Lions head coach Dan Campbell expressed no concerns about Williams’ status for the upcoming game.

Campbell emphasized that Williams had remained dedicated during his suspension. “He’s been here,” Campbell said, referring to Williams’ efforts to stay engaged with the team.

While Williams couldn’t participate in practice, he continued training, running drills, and attending meetings. “We’re throwing him back in there.

He’s going. Let’s go,” Campbell added, signaling that Williams would be ready to contribute when the Lions face the Texans on Sunday night.

Williams, who ranks second on the team with 361 receiving yards, is also the Lions’ top big-play threat.

Though the team managed to win two games without him, his presence on the field gives the offense a significant boost.

Despite his legal troubles, the Lions are confident in his ability to return to form and help the team moving forward.

Williams’ return is expected to be a game-changer for the Lions, bolstering their already strong offense as they aim to stay at the top of the NFC. Here’s a quick look at his season stats: