The Detroit Lions are husting to get the team's rookie class under contract ahead of the start of Friday's rookie minicamp, reaching agreements on standard four-year deals with wide receiver Jameson Williams and safety Kerby Joseph, according to the NFL Network.
Williams' deal is for a fully guaranteed $17.5 million. As a first-round pick, the contract also carries a fifth-year, team option. Joseph, a compensatory selection at the end of the third round, received a four-year pact worth a little more than $5 million, including an $849,020 signing bonus.
The team agreed to contracts with No. 2 overall pick Aidan Hutchinson and seventh-round choice Chase Lucas earlier in the week.