What NFL Team did Jameson Williams go to?

The St Louis native went to Cardinal Ritter College Prep School in his hometown and had two back-to-back 1000-yard seasons as a junior and senior respectively. In his junior season, he amassed 1,062 yards on 36 catches while scoring 15 times. His senior season saw his production skyrocket as he went on to catch 68 balls for 1,626 yards along with 22 touchdowns.

He went to the Ohio State University to begin his college football career and played for two seasons with them. He would only start in 6 games in two years with the Buckeyes totaling 15 receptions for 276 yards. He transferred to Alabama in 2021 after the Buckeyes receiver room got crowded. He instantly got the starting role with Crimson Tide in his first season there. He rose to prominence after his stellar season with Alabama where he caught 79 passes for 1,572 yards while reaching the end zone 15 times. However, he tore his ACL in the National Championship game against Georgia.

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Williams was the 4th wide receiver taken after the Detroit Lions moved up 20 spots to snag the Alabama product. He was one of the top wideout prospects in the 2022 NFL draft. After getting surgery for his ACL tear, Williams was basically redshirted by Detroit for the 2022 season. He was only given limited snaps in the six games he appeared in. He had only 1 reception for 41 yards which he took to the house. He also ran the ball once and got another 40 yards on it.

His sophomore season in 2023 saw him start 10 games while appearing in 12 games. He missed 4 games for the suspension he received from the league due to his violation of the NFL's gambling policy. He also missed another game due to an ankle injury. He finished the regular season with 24 receptions for 354 yards. In the postseason, Williams caught 79 yards in the air while gaining 42 yards on the ground. He also scored two total touchdowns (receiving and rushing) in 3 playoff games.