Savion Williams, the Green Bay Packers' third-round pick, is often seen as more than just a gadget player. Despite some inconsistency in his college performance, particularly at TCU, his versatility as a wide receiver makes him a natural fit for Matt LaFleur's offense. At 6'4" and 222 pounds, Williams combines size with speed, clocking in the low 4.4s. His ability to win on vertical routes and contested catches will provide the Packers with a much-needed deep threat alongside established receivers.

In his final season, Williams showcased significant improvements, particularly as a catch-and-go target, making him effective on intermediate routes. He demonstrated his tackle-breaking ability and playmaking skills, racking up almost 1,000 total yards and 12 touchdowns. The Packers will now look to develop his raw talent into a reliable component of their passing game, particularly in creating space for other plays.