Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams got a 15-yard penalty for taunting Chicago Bears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson for the second time this season on Sunday. The former Alabama All-American got the first during the Lions’ 23-20 victory over the Bears on Nov. 28, then picked up another in a 34-17 win on Sunday.

For the second time this year, a sideline interaction between Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams and Chicago Bears defensive back Tyrique Stevenson has drawn a fine from the NFL. Back on Thanksgiving,

Here’s everything we know about the Lions Week 16 win in Chicago, including stats, stars, game takeaways and more.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams leads the NFL in yards per catch and needs 110 yards receiving in the final two games to top 1,000 yards.

Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams saw his pockets take a hit after being fined by the NFL for his actions during Sunday’s game against the Bears.

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.