Jamaal Williams

It's tough to say Williams will be the running back behind Aaron Jones on the Packers' depth chart, but it's also tough to say he shouldn't be, as he was extremely effective in his role last year. But them drafting A.J. Dillon in the second round screams "he's the guy" behind Jones, and potentially the one even stealing some goal-line work from Jones. Because of that, Williams is not someone you need to draft in shallow leagues. It's best to see how this backfield shakes out before commiting a bench spot on a handcuff.

Jamaal Williams logs five touches in Sunday's loss

Jamaal Williams rushed three times for six yards, adding two receptions on three targets for one yard in the Packers’ 37-20 loss to the 49ers on Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

After a strong first half of the season, Williams finished the year on a downward trajectory, and he ceded the majority of running-back touches to workhorse Aaron Jones. The former offered some flex appeal this season thanks to his complimentary work in the passing game, and the tandem of he and Jones will return for another run in 2020.