The Facts: The Packers have big questions regarding their backfield heading into free agency. Both Aaron Jones and Williams, who combined for 1,609 of the Packers' 2,118 rushing yards in 2020, are set to hit the open market. Williams said on Monday if it were up to him, he wouldn't leave Green Bay. "I'm thinking about free agency, but I'd really love to just be a Packer all my life if I could," Williams said. "If things don't happen, then I'm just ready to take my shot into the free agency and show my skills to any team that's willing to take that chance on me."

Diehards Line:Williams' comments echo that of Jones, who has likewise said he wants to remain with the Packers. Both likely aren't going to get that chance, particularly given the salary cap restraints this season. Odds are greater that both move on rather than both re-signing. To this point, the Packers have reportedly had more interest in trying to re-sign Jones than bring Williams back. Green Bay drafted A.J. Dillon in the second round last year in part because the team expected to lose one or both of their top running backs this offseason. We expect Dillon to have a larger role in 2021 regardless of what else happens at the position in Green Bay. Williams is a solid runner who can catch the ball out of the backfield. In four seasons in Green Bay, the 25-year-old has generated 1,985 rushing yards with 10 TDs, averaging 4.0 yards per carry, and added 122 catches for 961 yards and eight additional scores. If a return to Green Bay isn't in the cards, Williams should find a landing spot on a short-term deal as a runner who works well in a committee, doesn't have a ton of tread on his tires and could handle a more significant workload if needed.