Last season, according to PFF, 30 corners played at least 200 coverage snaps in the slot. Williams ranked eighth with 0.92 yards allowed per coverage snap and second with 14.3 coverage snaps per reception

The old proverb “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” applies to the current situation surrounding the Green Bay Packers secondary. Veteran cornerback Tramon Williams, who’s spent 10 of his 13 NFL seasons with the Packers, remains a free agent after an impressive campaign in 2019.

The veteran cornerback is not on an NFL roster right now, but don’t be surprised if he makes a return to Green Bay closer to the season.

“How he balances his family, his faith and his football are second to no one,” Pettine said.

“He was highly effective for us,” Pettine said. “He’s just that rare player that continues to play at a high level at a position where you wouldn’t expect somebody to play deep into their 30s, one that requires so much of their legs. And obviously, we think very highly of T, but we also understand the big-picture part of it, the business side of it.”