After being at fault for the Detroit Lions' fifth interception, Jameson Williams remained a key part of the Lions' offense in the comeback.

"When you challenge him on the sidelines, he typically responds in a positive way and we knew, particularly with the turnovers, our margin for error had gone down, so he needed to make that play for us at that time and he did.

Williams didn't miss a beat in his return from suspension, catching three passes for 53 yards to help the Lions beat the Texans on Sunday.

The interception occurred on a deep pass intended for Williams, and he and quarterback Jared Goff appeared to be on different pages, as far as where the ball was supposed to go. Johnson explained that he has found that the young wideout responds well to being challenged,

Williams finished with three catches for 53 yards in his return from his suspension for violating the NFL’s policy on performance-enhancing substances.

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