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Detroit Lions star avoids gun charge, gets another chance

DETROIT − Jameson Williams won’t face a gun charge. It’s a gift and it’s one the Detroit Lions receiver needs to appreciate and understand fully because second chances, especially in the NFL, don’t come around very often. 

Let’s face it, Williams is well past his second chance in his young career after serving NFL suspensions for violating league policies on gambling and performance-enhancing substances. 

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