If Atlanta isn’t happy with its current group of defensive backs entering a Monday night matchup against Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Tramon Williams is a veteran corner the team could look at in free agency.
Ben & Beck listen to Sutton Davison ramble on the Big Ten, preview LaTech/USM with Heath Hinton of BigGoldNation, and talk with 13-year NFL vet and La Tech Alum Tramon Williams.
There is also the fact that if the Packers needed help at cornerback, they could likely call former veteran Tramon Williams, who remains a free agent and has indicated he would be open to returning to Green Bay in 2020.
Williams could help this defense in 2020. Not re-signing him could prove to be a big mistake.
Williams, who turned 37 in March, played all 16 games for the Packers as Mike Pettine’s slot cornerback last season. He was effective, producing two interceptions and eight pass breakups while allowing a passer rating of just 79.3 on targets into his coverage. At Pro Football Focus, he posted an 82.2 grade in coverage over 504 snaps against the pass, marking one of the best seasons of his long career.