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.

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.

Wow, this one is really weak. The NFL is fining Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams $11,255 for a taunting call he had last Sunday against the Chicago Bears. This is what they're fining him for: Williams spun the ball on the ground and didn't say anything to Tyrique Stevenson,

Usually, when the Bears lose by multiple scores, there are more "losers" than "winners," but that didn't seem to be the case in this one. There are a few players on the Bears who should be happy with how the game went for them individually.

Twenty-four days after the Ford Field fiasco, the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions will meet again, this time at Soldier Field in a game that has very different meaning to both teams.