The Detroit Lions are preparing for the 2025 NFL campaign, aiming to rebound from last season’s divisional-round defeat to the Washington Commanders. Recently, the Lions engaged in a joint practice with the Miami Dolphins to sharpen both squads, but tensions flared, as often happens when NFL teams meet in such sessions.

“Practice just wrapped with a fight. (Jameson Williams) was definitely in there,” posted Colton Pouncy of The Athletic on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Pouncy also mentioned that the altercation involving Williams reportedly also included Dolphins’ Ifeatu Melifonwu.

Jameson Williams has built a reputation for his intense demeanor during his short NFL stint so far, though Lions supporters will hope he manages to control his emotions in crucial situations this season.

Williams has already proven himself as a premier deep-ball threat in the NFL, carrying over his explosive playmaking from his Alabama days without much drop-off.

As he polishes his route-running and other facets of his game, Williams could soon join the ranks of the league’s best all-around receivers.

Last season, Detroit delivered an outstanding regular season, claiming the NFC North before being routed at home by Washington in the divisional round.

It was a sour conclusion to a year full of championship potential, but it’s worth noting Detroit’s defense was ravaged by injuries when the playoffs arrived.

The Lions’ offense still projects as one of the NFL’s most dangerous units in 2025 despite losing offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, who left to become the new head coach of the rival Chicago Bears.

Detroit’s first NFC North matchup of the year comes on the road against the Green Bay Packers in Week 1, September 7 at Lambeau Field, with kickoff set for 4:25 PM ET.