“I’m just getting ready for the season,” Williams said. “Let people know … I’m getting in the end zone. That’s it. They aren’t going to stop me.
“I like the competition. I’d much rather be playing gameday. Get that in. Call it a day. But this is great.”
Williams’ role as a backup with the Lions is stronger than most players in similar situations. He is an inspiring leader, as he was for four seasons with the Green Bay Packers before signing with the Lions as a free agent in 2021.
He led the Lions in rushing with a career high of 601 yards despite missing four games with injuries.
In addition to the TD run, he had a long gain early in practice on a run down the right sideline.
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