The NFL has suspended Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams for six games after he was found to have violated the league's policy on gambling. League policy prohibits players from gambling on NFL games, the draft or other activities, and from taking part in any form of gambling while at a league or team facility or while traveling with the team. Williams is one of five players who were disciplined as a result of a league-wide investigation that included the Washington Commanders. Williams is the highest-profile player to be caught in the NFL's latest gambling probe. In addition to Williams, the NFL suspended receiver Quintez Cephus and safety C.J. Moore indefinitely for gambling on football games, and benched Lions receiver Stanley Berryhill six games each for mobile betting on non-NFL games done from a team facility. Commanders defensive end Shaka Toney is also suspended indefinitely. The Lions have since waived Cephus and released Moore, both players are eligible to apply for reinstatement after one year. The team previously fired four lower-level staff members in March for violating the league's gambling policy for employees.