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Williams came dressed as former Lions running back Tatum Bell, who made national headlines two months ago when he was accused of pilfering the travel bags of Detroit running back Rudi Johnson. Williams was wearing a bellhop uniform with a big name tag that said "T. Bell.''There's even video evidence after the jump.
According to Detroit Free Press staff reports, Williams didn't even win the costume contest. That honor went to some dude named John Standeford, Lions wideout, for his Michael Phelps impersonation. Because taking off your shirt, slapping on a few fake gold medals and breaking out the banana hammock required so much thought.
Whatever, it's good to see that Lions players -- past and present -- can still laugh in the midst of such great turmoil and anguish. It's a testament to their perseverance. Or maybe they're just all in denial.
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