The Green Bay Packers were unable to keep both Aaron Jones and Jamaal Williams, who combined for over 2,000 total yards and scored 14 touchdowns last season, but Jones is back on a four-year deal and second-year running back A.J. Dillon is positioned to take on a featured role as Williams’ replacement in 2021.
The biggest question mark going into training camp will be at the No. 3 spot, where an open competition is being prepared between a handful of young players. The Packers must also decide if more than three running backs are worth keeping on the final 53-man roster.
Over the next few weeks, we’ll preview the Packers’ training camp roster position by position, continuing on at running back:
