When the Green Bay Packers selected Jamaal Williams in the fourth round of the 2017 NFL Draft, they did so believing he or fellow selection Aaron Jones could emerge as a bellcow in the backfield. Over two seasons, Williams has rushed for over 1,000 yards and added value as a third-down back as one of the team’s best pass-blocking running backs. And in Jones’ absence, Williams has had a few shining moments, like his performance against the New York Jets during the final stretch of last season.
Could increased competition jeopardize Jamaal Williams’ roster spot?
