He’s one of those guys, man, I love that kid. He’s had to endure a lot -- and look, some of it was his own doing, and he knows that. That’s what I appreciate about him."

Detroit Lions wideout Jameson Williams took maybe a little longer than expected to buy into what the coaching staff and teammates expected out of him. But after a season in which he earned 1,000-yards and accomplished the goal of becoming the team's second wideout,

Jameson Williams put together a breakout season this year as he played in 15 games and hauled in 58 receptions for 1,001 yards and seven touchdowns. He has battled a lot of adversity throughout his career, but he is finding a way to pull through.