Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams faces a warrant request for his arrest on a concealed weapon charge.

Why it matters: The situation raises concerns about the player's legal issues and potential consequences for both him and the team.

• Williams' attorney, Todd Flood, asserts that the guns found in the vehicle were properly registered and that they have cooperated with law enforcement.

• Williams was riding as a passenger in a vehicle driven by his brother during the traffic stop.

Yes, but: While one gun was registered to Williams' brother, who had a concealed pistol license, the other gun was registered to Jameson Williams himself, who did not possess such a license.

What to watch: The Detroit Police Department is conducting an investigation into the incident after discovering the presence of the second gun in the vehicle.

• The outcome of the investigation will determine whether Williams will face legal charges and how it may impact his career.

• The Lions organization has been informed of the situation, and the team must decide how to handle the matter internally.

The bottom line: Jameson Williams' recent suspension for violating NFL policies, combined with this arrest warrant request, casts a shadow over his future with the Lions.

• The player's track record raises questions about his judgment and decision-making off the field.

• Williams' lawyer remains confident in their cooperation with authorities and maintains that the guns were properly registered.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams faces a warrant request for his arrest on a concealed weapon charge.

Why it matters: The situation raises concerns about the player's legal issues and potential consequences for both him and the team.

• Williams' attorney, Todd Flood, asserts that the guns found in the vehicle were properly registered and that they have cooperated with law enforcement.

• Williams was riding as a passenger in a vehicle driven by his brother during the traffic stop.

Yes, but: While one gun was registered to Williams' brother, who had a concealed pistol license, the other gun was registered to Jameson Williams himself, who did not possess such a license.

What to watch: The Detroit Police Department is conducting an investigation into the incident after discovering the presence of the second gun in the vehicle.

• The outcome of the investigation will determine whether Williams will face legal charges and how it may impact his career.

• The Lions organization has been informed of the situation, and the team must decide how to handle the matter internally.

The bottom line: Jameson Williams' recent suspension for violating NFL policies, combined with this arrest warrant request, casts a shadow over his future with the Lions.

• The player's track record raises questions about his judgment and decision-making off the field.

• Williams' lawyer remains confident in their cooperation with authorities and maintains that the guns were properly registered.