Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams incurred a fine from the NFL for his touchdown celebration against the Washington Commanders in the Divisional Round of the playoffs. Williams was fined $25,325 for a gesture deemed obscene, after scoring on a 61-yard end-around run against the Commanders in the Lions' 45-31 loss last week.

Jameson Williams' touchdown during the Divisional Playoff against the Washington Commanders ended up making his wallet a little bit lighter, according to a report from NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. Williams scored on a 61-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter to

It marks the fourth time this season that Williams has been fined, with all four incidents coming due to unsportsmanlike conduct

Lions receiver Jameson Williams has received a parting gift for the 2024 season, from the NFL. The league has fined Williams $25,325 for an “obscene gesture” as a result of his touchdown celebration from the divisional round loss to the Commanders.

A tough playoff loss for the Detroit Lions against the Washington Commanders came with added drama as wide receiver Jameson Williams received a heavy fine for an "obscene" touchdown celebration.

After a Madden-style 61-yard touchdown run on Saturday night against the Commanders, Lions receiver Jameson Williams engaged in a touchdown celebration that can best be described by Frank Costanza as “ perverse .” Here’s the video, along with a call that calls it what it was.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams reclaimed the record for the longest touchdown run by an Alabama alumnus in the NFL playoffs on Saturday night, and this time, he got the record for the longest by a player from an Alabama high school or college, too.

Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams found himself into trouble with the NFL. He had to pay a fine one week after the Commanders loss.

The season may be over for the Detroit Lions. But that does not mean its players are absolved from their on-field offenses. The NFL reportedly fined Lions