The move resulted in a 15-yard penalty on the Lions for taunting. The Lions got back to the Bears’ 26-yard-line on the drive, but Jakes Bates missed a 45-yard field goal to leave Detroit ahead by just 10.

One of the contributing factors in the Lions' underwhelming second-half performance in the Thanksgiving win over the Chicago Bears was a costly penalty against Detroit wide receiver Jameson Williams.

The Detroit Lions wide receiver caught five passes in Thursday's 23-20 Thanksgiving Day win over the Chicago Bears and made one of the game's best plays when he hurdled safety Kevin Byard on a 15-yard reception in the third quarter. But after the game, he owed his teammates an apology.

Here is everything Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell said after the Lions defeated the Chicago Bears to improve to 11-1 on the season.

The prosecutor’s office received the warrant request in this matter on Octo. Prosecutor Kym Worthy's Office said some specific elements were analyzed regarding the case.

Jameson Williams has plenty to be thankful for as the Detroit Lions managed to survive a late push from the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving night to eke out a 23-20 victory. Williams nearly cost the Lions the victory on Thursday with a moment of weakness,