Wilson shifts from 31 to 23 in GB’s backfield, aligning with a numbers-experiment approach alongside Golden and Abanikanda. His college and FBS background frame him as a versatile depth piece who could carve out a rotational role, particularly in special packages or goal-line situations.

Wilson sits behind Jacobs and provides depth, with upside if the offense leans on a committee approach and injuries pry him into the mix. His brief sample suggests potential as a fast, efficient depth option.

Wilson’s elevated rep in the backfield amid injuries signals he could be a roster-saving option if injuries persist. His burst and yardage potential could yield a valuable fantasy upside should he secure more carries and a sightline into the red zone.

Wilson’s presence adds a bruiser-to-speed back dynamic behind the top line, elevating Packers’ backfield depth. His practice reps and goal-line potential create a compelling late-round or depth option for fantasy rosters, depending on usage and health.

Emanuel Wilson remains the No. 2 among GB’s depth backs behind Jacobs, offering depth and speculative upside as a potential late-season contributor if the team leans more into a committee.