Jameson Williams (Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images)
Fans were praying for Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams following his strange post.

Williams, who is heading into his third year in the NFL, took to Instagram to make claims of “living in F- ing hell” via his story.

The MLFootball Twitter/X account reposted a screenshot on said platform. “Praying that he is okay, and his people are checking in on him,” they wrote.

It got quite a reaction from fans. You can see some of them below:

Other fans suggested that the player could have been referencing a power outage that took place in Detroit.

Jameson Williams Impressed In OTAs

In any case, it appears all is well with Jameson Williams, as Lions head coach Dan Campbell told reporters on Friday that the wideout was the most improved player in the squad based on his form in OTAs

“He is a man on a mission,” Campbell said, per ESPN. “And I’m just gonna leave it at that.”

Williams has had a rough start to life in the NFL. He missed the first 11 games of his rookie year due to an ACL injury he sustained in college and was suspended for four games last season after violating the NFL’s gambling policy.

He’s now able to fully participate in all offseason team activities.

“It does a lot because this is my third year, but it’s really my first year going out there and getting real reps with the ones (starters) and moving around with the ones and getting reps with JG (quarterback Jared Goff) and things like that,” he said. “Just moving around, getting the right splits and everything, just feeling comfortable. So, this is my first year doing all that and it just feels good going into it.”

According to Campbell, the player has improved in all aspects of his game, which is timely for Detroit as they lost Josh Reynolds in free agency this offseason.

VIDEO: Jason Kelce Left Everyone In Stitches Over His Ruthless Joke About His Wife Kylie And Harrison Butker

Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce (Photo via @jennaxkc/Twitter)
Jason Kelce and his brother Travis had some very good things to say about Harrison Butker heading into the weekend, although they made it clear they did not necessarily agree with the comments he made.

The brothers discussed Butker’s polarizing statement on Friday, with Travis, who is teammates with Harrison on the Kansas City Chiefs, showing support for the under-fire kicker.

“I cherish him as a teammate. I think Pat said it best where he is every bit of a great person and a great teammate,” he said on their ‘New Heights‘ podcast. “He’s treated friends and family that I’ve introduced to him with nothing but respect and kindness. And that’s how he treats everyone.”

Jason agreed, offering that differing opinions and beliefs are really what make life what it is. But then he decided to joke about his wife, Kylie.

“My wife was a little frustrated with some of the comments,” he quipped. “Initially, I said, ‘You’re going to need to go back to the kitchen and make me a sandwich. I’m listening to the game right now.’” 

Jason Kelce Was In Now Way Being Serious

Of course, he was making light of Butker’s suggestion that women should be homemakers. Travis, who was beside himself with laughter, hated that his brother had messed up their momentum.

“We were doing so good,” he said. “We were killing it. You’re ridiculous.”   

If perhaps you think there’s a chance Jason Kelce may have been serious, he wasn’t. Anyone who’s watched the podcast would know it was just him having fun, plus he and Kylie always praise each other publicly.