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Jameson Williams fined for 'obscene gesture' during Divisional Playoff
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
Jameson Williams Fined for Touchdown Celebration against Commanders
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.
NFL fines Marlon Humphrey $45,020, Jameson Williams $25,325
Humphrey was cited for unnecessary roughness (use of helmet) during the Ravens’ 27-25 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Jan. 19 and fined $45,020. That’s $2 short of doubling Humphrey’s first fine for that infraction -- $22,511 in a 35-34 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Nov. 7.
Lions' Jameson Williams slapped with $25,325 fine for wild TD celebration vs. Commanders
Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams found himself into trouble with the NFL. He had to pay a fine one week after the Commanders loss.
Lions WR Jameson Williams fined for touchdown celebration vs. Commanders
It marks the fourth time this season that Williams has been fined, with all four incidents coming due to unsportsmanlike conduct
NFL fines Jameson Williams $25,325 for touchdown celebration
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.
NFL Announces Punishment for Jameson Williams' Controversial TD Celebration
The Detroit Lions suffered a shocking season-ending defeat in the divisional round of the 2024 NFL Playoffs at the hands of the Washington Commanders. And along the way, talented wide receiver Jameson Williams pulled out a controversial touchdown celebration that netted him a big punishment from the NFL.
NFL Slaps Jameson Williams with $25,325 Fine for PG-13 Unsportsmanlike Conduct After Touchdown Celebration
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams has been fined $25,325 for making an obscene gesture during a touchdown celebration in a playoff loss. Th
Jameson Williams will be hearing from the league office for his 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.
NFL Announces Punishment For Jameson Williams' 'Obscene' Touchdown Celebration
However, Williams celebrated the touchdown with "obscene gestures," per the verbiage handed down by the NFL. He was fined $25,325 for unsportsmanlike conduct. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound receiver had little statistical impact on the rest of the game, as he finished with just one reception for 19 yards in the loss.
Jameson Williams draws attention with wild TD celebration in Lions’ playoff game
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams drew attention with his wild touchdown celebration in the team's playoff game.
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