Jameson Williams is back and ready to roll for the Detroit Lions. The wideout has completed his two-game suspension for a violation of the NFL's performance-enhancing substances rules and is ready to play in Sunday's Week 10 matchup in Houston against the Texans.

Jameson Williams is back on Detroit's 53-man roster. The Lions wideout was reinstated from his two-game suspension today, per Bleacher

New controversy is swirling around Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams and Detroit police after the department submitted a weapons charge warrant request for the football player to the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office. The issue: Was Williams improperly in possession of a gun and did police let him go free?

Police in Detroit are conducting an internal investigation after Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams was not locked up following a traffic stop despite the discovery of a gun under his seat.

Third-year receiver Jameson Williams’ two-game suspension is over and Detriot plans on getting him back to full speed on Sunday night at NRG Stadium. “He’s going,” Lions coach Dan Campbell said Monday when asked about Williams’ status for the Week 10 showdown.

The Lions have a temporary roster exemption for Jameson Williams, but expect to have him back in the lineup this week vs. the Texans.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams is set to return following his two-game suspension for the use of performance-enhancing substances. Head coach Dan Campbell revealed the Lions’ plan for Williams once he is officially back on the field.