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Williams

The former Packer hasn’t played since 2004.

Tony Fisher got more time in the second half, as Green Bay was throwing on most downs. Williams isn’t much of a fantasy pickup.

Since he’s not overly valuable, the Packers may put him on season-ending injured reserve rather than wait for him to get healthy.

His status for this week is uncertain.

He played briefly last season for the Packers, then hurt his ankle during training camp this year. He’ll be third on the depth chart, but has a chance to pass ReShard Lee if healthy because he knows the offense. We wouldn’t bother with him in most leagues.

Parents, don’t let your sons grow up to be Green Bay running backs. “I really don’t know what it is right now,” Williams said. “I just know it’s painful.”

Williams is just another injured player in the Packers long, tough-luck season. He was signed Oct. 25 and suffered the injury Thursday during practice. “Maybe, football right now for me or my body is not adding up. I don’t know,” Williams said. “I’m getting to that point to where too many things are happening. So, I’m contemplating a lot of different things.”

He’s no better than fourth on the depth chart for the Packers.