Savion Williams

Ha! Okay, I am going to stop you right there.

Savion Williams is a real receiver.

He is not a gadget guy.

This show called it at the time, and Ryan said it back then, and he was right.

We love Savion Williams.

He is a legitimate ex-receiver who has shown he can consistently make plays.

The idea that we should have taken some theoretical null Williams and traded up for him instead of Savion is just… It is revisionist history.

You take the guy who fits your scheme, who checks the boxes, and who has the talent.

I mean, we've been mentioning it since fall camp.

There are folks around the program who compare him to Savion Williams.

And so we're starting to see some of that Savion Williams likeness, although he is a little bit of a smaller guy compared to.

Not by much.

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So the Packers just spent, you know, well over $200 million on Tucker Kraft, Jayden Reed, and Christian Watson, and it is very clear this off-season what kind of team they are committed to being, 'cause they used a first-round pick on Matthew Golden, a third-round pick on Savion Williams.

At this point, he looks like just depth, and that's great because you got him on a rookie deal.

You can afford to have a luxury piece like that.

Um, in retrospect, they probably should've taken Noah Williams instead of Savion Williams, and they should've moved up to get him, but that's neither here nor there.

They are all in on this version of the Packers.

Now, that doesn't mean they have no flexibility, but the way that this works is you have to make these sorts of tough decisions.

Tucker Kraft, locked up.

All facts that I surely didn't need to state for the record.

The move gives Goody flexibility to cut Melton later on, like when he needs a roster spot for Savion Williams coming off a pup, right? That's a good example.

And not be on the hook for the rest of Bo's salary.

But given the team's team-first glue guy Bo is...

So, yeah.

And even like the wide receiver four, Savion Williams is out on IR.

So, you know, it could be a real stretched grouping of pass catchers for Green Bay.

And we expect to have Marshawn Lloyd starting.

After the three, what do you have?

Yeah, not much, right? Savion Williams is on IR as well, so it's likely maybe your fourth.

They've got this undrafted rookie who they're high on, J. Michael Sturdivant.

But, yeah, there's not a lot of depth, but I think they view that as a positive carry because they lied to us for the previous how many seasons by claiming their limitless depth at wide receiver was their superpower.