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Ranking of Detroit Lions starters by PFF grade after Week 5
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Ranking of Detroit Lions starters by PFF grade after Week 5
Jamaal Williams works out for Patriots after being out of the NFL for over a year
Jamaal Williams worked out for the Patriots this week, aiming to return to the league after over a year out
Running back Jamaal Williams last played in the NFL in 2024. On Tuesday, he got a chance to get a spot on a roster, or a practice squad. Per the league’s daily transaction report, Williams had a workout with the Patriots. He wasn’t signed; cornerback Al’Zillion Hamilton, who was one of the other players getting a workout on Tuesday, was added to the practice squad . Williams, 31, was a fourth-round pick of the Packers in 2017. He spent four seasons in Green Bay, two in Detroit, and two in New Orleans. He has 4,122 career rushing yards, 1,310 receiving yards, and 40 touchdowns. In 2022, Williams led the league with 17 rushing touchdowns
Running back Jamaal Williams last played in the NFL in 2024
Jamaal Williams wants to return to the NFL and has interest in the Detroit Lions. Should they re-sign the veteran RB?
Former Detroit Lions RB Jamaal Williams is trying to make a comeback and has contacted Dan Campbell
Breaking down nine Detroit Lions players who stood out on Day 18 of training camp
The NFL’s second wave of “Rivalries” uniforms were unveiled on Tuesday
The Detroit Lions' general manager Brad Holmes has prioritized value signings and extending core players since 2021. Several contracts are highlighted as exceptional bargains in retrospect, including deals for Alex Anzalone, Josh Reynolds, Jamaal Williams, David Montgomery, Amik Robertson, Kevin Zeitler, Roy Lopez, Rock Ya-Sin, and Avonte Maddox
By the end of the 2026 season, after the Dallas Cowboys play in Mexico City, the Green Bay Packers will have played the fewest games internationally of any NFL club. That could be changing in the near future. On Tuesday, the NFL’s owners approved the league to schedule 10 international games moving forward, up from the 8 that are on the books for the 2026 season. Maybe more importantly, though, owners also passed a rule that takes away teams’ ability to block specific home games from playing overseas. Currently, teams have the right to protect two home opponents from being played at an international site. This is significant because it’s been made known that the Detroit Lions wanted to keep their matchup against the Packers in Detroit, eliminating Green Bay from having to travel to Germany this year. On top of that, it’s also been rumored that the New Orleans Saints protected their game against the Packers, which kept Green Bay from a Paris matchup. Under these new rules, it’s possible the green and gold would have been playing overseas in 2026. Due to a lot of different factors, the Packers have only played two games outside of the United States so far. Moving forward, though, it’s going to be harder and harder to keep Green Bay stateside for an entire regular-season slate
Drops: Jamaal Williams
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Drops: Jamaal Williams
Drops: Jamaal Williams
Drops: Jamaal Williams
Drops: Jamaal Williams
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