The Detroit Lions training camp medical preview series continues with the wide receiver room. It is the most healthy, young, and talented position group on the entire team. At least among the starters as reviewed below.
Here is the excerpt on the Lions starting WR trio as seen in Lions 2026 Training Camp Medical Preview: Wide Receivers:
Amon-Ra St. Brown (26)
Medical concern level: 2/10
Hand and/or wrist issues last season may have led to an uncharacteristic number of drops for this elite WR – an issue worth watching but not all that concerning going forward.
The bigger long-term concern may be his knee clean-up surgery from the 2025 offseason, which can be a signal for cartilage damage.
OUTLOOK: Fully healthy for 2026 and should continue his elite production.
Jameson Williams (25)
Medical concern level: 0/10
Jamo is the human Gumby as his long lanky limbs never seem to get hurt despite often being contorted into awkward positions. He’s been incredibly reliable since his college ACL.
OUTLOOK: Healthy, young, super fast, and eats whatever he wants all the time. Yeah, I’m jealous.
Isaac TeSlaa (24)
Medical concern level: 0/10
All he did as a rookie was show up in every game and make highlight-reel catches…
OUTLOOK: Healthy and ready to take a second-year bump in production.
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