On Monday night, the Detroit Lions handled business, taking down the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24–9 at Ford Field. But for wide receiver Jameson Williams, the night was uneventful — maybe even a bit too uneventful.

Williams, who came into the matchup hoping to build on his recent flashes of progress, ended the contest with zero receptions on two targets. After the game, he went on Instagram, sharing a pair of cryptic photos that immediately grabbed the attention of Lions fans.

One picture showed a cartoon man slouched on a couch, staring blankly with a tired, defeated expression. The other displayed the iconic “Crying Jordan” meme edited onto a football player — an image often associated with feelings of letdown or frustration.

So, what message was Williams trying to send?

That part isn’t clear. The posts might hint at disappointment over his limited role in the offense, particularly in a game where Jared Goff and the Lions’ passing attack distributed the ball among six different receivers. Then again, it could simply be boredom during the team’s bye week, as Detroit won’t take the field again until November 2, when they meet the Minnesota Vikings.

Whatever the case, Williams’ social media activity injects a bit of intrigue into Detroit’s week off. As the Lions hold second place in the NFC North, fans hope his next post comes after a breakout performance — not another silent outing.