"Just don't record like Stefon Diggs" - NFL fans react to Jameson Williams inviting 'fine' women to his party on Instagram

The Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams, fresh off a 1,001-yard, 7-touchdown campaign, posted a bold party invite on Instagram, and NFL fans can't keep calm.

Williams wrote:

“Aye the guys got a party today... tellin all pretty sexy bossed up fine s*** to pull down,” he wrote.

Fans reacted in various ways to this unique invitation.

“Just don’t record like Diggs and we’re good,” one user wrote.

Another wrote, “Football saved this man’s life otherwise he’s cooked.”

A third fan even threw shade at Stefon Diggs, commenting, “Dawg finally becoming WR1.”

One X user contradicted popular opinion, tweeting, "If you think for one second the Lions are gonna extend him and give him a bag you are mistaken …"

"Bro going for 1500 this year," tweeted one more.

"Where would he be without football," commented another.

Williams averaged 17.3 yards per catch last season and hit over 20 mph more than any other NFL player. Coach Dan Campbell confirmed this week that Williams is locked in for a WR1 role heading into 2025.

But with great speed comes great attention, both on and off the field. Fans are hyped about his potential, and the Lions will be hoping Jameson Williams keeps the party off the grid and the focus on the field.

Dan Campbell can't hype Jameson Williams enough

The Lions HC couldn’t stop hyping the third-year wideout, calling him a “hard cover” and praising his “versatility” and “grind.” Campbell said on Friday while talking to reporters:

“He's gotten so much stronger. His ability to stop, put his foot in the ground. When you can run like he can run and where you can stop on a dime–you talk about a hard cover. The sky is the limit for him.”

“We expect him to have a huge season. We really do, man. He’s going to be one of these guys that we’re going to lean on this year and is really going to be big for us,” Campbell added.

The Lions boast a solid Alabama pipeline, with stars like Jahmyr Gibbs, Terrion Arnold and Brian Branch. If Jameson Williams keeps rising, he may be the crown jewel of Detroit’s Crimson Tide quartet.