Williams says “it hit me out the blue.” /tLgjywxxgr- Eric Woodyard May 25, 2023

“Just make the right decisions, it was something I wasn’t aware of and it caught me,” he said. #Lions WR Jameson Williams says he wasn’t aware of the NFL gambling rule he violated beforehand, but won’t appeal the 6-game suspension. THE LATEST Raiders holding Jimmy Garoppolo out of OTAs as he continues recovery from broken footĬalvin Ridley, a receiver with the Jacksonville Jaguars, will return this season after a one-year suspension for gambling. Washington Commanders defensive end Shaka Toney was also suspended indefinitely and will miss at least 2023. Moore were both released by the Lions after being suspended indefinitely, for at least the 2023 season. Fellow Lions receiver Stanley Berryhill also received a six-game suspension. Willams and four other players were suspended in April for violating the NFL’s gambling policy. That’s been my whole plan: moving forward from things and just looking at the better days.” As things went on, I got the consequences. But as it happened, I took it on the chin.

“It hit me out the blue, and it hit a couple players on my team and around the league out the blue,” Williams told reporters in Detroit on Thursday after an OTA practice. Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams said his six-game suspension this offseason for violating the NFL's gambling policy was unexpected, but he is moving forward during his second NFL season.

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