After a fairly rough run for the better part of his first two NFL seasons, Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams had a breakthrough last season. He topped 1,000 yards for the first time, while finishing second in the league in yards per catch (17.3).
The next steps for Williams this season are to become more consistent week-to-week, and completely eliminate all off-field distractions after a couple things surfaced last year.
John Morton replacing Ben Johnson as the Lions' offensive coordinator seemed to be a good thing for Williams right off the bat, and more recently Williams himself confirmed it when he talked about where he feels like a more polished receiver.