We all knew it was coming from the moment the penalty flag flew on the sidelines after Lions WR Jameson Williams and Bears DB Tyrique Stevenson started jawing at one another. Sure enough, Williams was indeed fined by the NFL for the taunting foul along the sidelines in Detroit's Week 16 win over the Chicago Bears.

Wide receiver Jameson Williams was fined $11,255 for taunting. Williams drew a penalty on his first catch of the game, when he went out of bounds on the Bears sideline and spun the ball while coming back in bounds.

But for him to make that play today and then finish it in the end zone, that’s what he’s capable of, and going to be more of that hopefully.”

Jameson Williams has become a game-breaker who can help take the Lions over the top in their quest for their first Super Bowl in franchise history.

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell gave wide receiver Jameson Williams a bit of tough love on Sunday. Williams was called for a taunting penalty early in the game after he brought in a short reception and spun the ball in front of Chicago's sideline after he was pushed out of bounds by Bears' defensive back Tyrique Stevenson.