Allen Park — Earlier this week, the Detroit Lions reduced the team's roster to 80 players, shifting four to regular-season injured lists. Among that group was rookie receiver Jameson Williams, who will miss at least the first four games of the regular season, and probably more, as he continues to rehab a torn ACL suffered in January.
Lions coach Dan Campbell provided a small update on Williams Thursday, confirming there have been no setbacks during the receiver's recovery, while reaffirming the team's commitment to a conservative approach with the rehab process.
"He is progressing," Campbell said.