When Matt LaFleur said it was all-hands-on-deck, he wasn't kidding. 

Here’s an interesting one: veteran CB Tramon Williams is visiting the Packers, the team he’s previously spent over a decade with. He’d add some depth and insurance to the secondary if signed. — Field Yates (@FieldYates) January 20, 2021 

Williams came in to Green Bay on a private jet this morning and is expected to sign if everything goes right. He will add depth and experience to the secondary and could return punts if needed. https://t.co/FxkisJ9g6A 
— Tom Silverstein (@TomSilverstein) January 20, 2021 

Williams was most recently with the Baltimore Ravens and actually played in their playoff loss to the Bills this past weekend. He was released by Baltimore on Monday. 

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Good move. Gute has been pulling out all the stops trying to improve the whole 53 roster. Right now Josh Jackson and Kadar Hollman are the 4-5 CBs. Jackson is rarely activated. Hollman is STs. Williams can strengthen both ST and CB depth.

They designated for return from injured reserve inside linebacker James Burgess, cornerback Kabion Ento and cornerback Parry Nickerson. All three become eligible to practice right away and can be activated to the 53-man roster any time between now and the Super Bowl.

Burgess was a regular on special teams and could get a call up this week if the coaches think he is physically ready.

I don't think this is going to help at all, unless he is going to coach on the sideline.

I think he's mainly to be the #4 CB in case one of the starting 3 get injured, because they don't seem to trust/like the other CBs to consistently have them active.

Also, possible be there to sucure punts... our returners have been questionable at times with just weather to catch it or not.

I think he's mainly to be the #4 CB in case one of the starting 3 get injured, because they don't seem to trust/like the other CBs to consistently have them active.

Also, possible be there to sucure punts... our returners have been questionable at times with just weather to catch it or not.

After looking at his stats, for the most part Tramon hasn't been a very good returner. First, the only season he had more than a handful punt returns was all the way back in 2010 (41). The only other time he had double digit returns was 2009 and 2018 with 13. His return average is 9.0 but that is from his returns in 2007 and 2009. He hasn't had a kickoff return since 2009 when he returned 2 kicks for a 13 yard avg.

I think Tramon would be put back there solely because he hasn't had an issue fumbling and because Tavon fumbled one people are freaked out. Special Teams have been a sore spot for everyone, so it's understandable, lol.

Ah, I forgot to mention, he had 3 muffed punt returns. It was in 2018 when he had 12 chances.

Muffed or fumble? Muff is failing to secure the punt. Fumble being securing the punt and having later losing possession. Not that you don't know the difference, but explaining what I'm looking at.

The podcast I listened to called them muffed. The NFL website called them fumbles. Either case, he didn't catch the ball cleanly on 25% of his chances. That's extremely high. It's 3 seasons ago and he has not returned a punt since then so I don't know if he has improved or not.

CB Tramon Williams elevated from the practice squad to the active roster for gameday as a COVID-19 replacement; DL Brian Price and CB KeiVarae Russell elevated from the practice squad to the active roster for gameday; P Ryan Winslow signed to the practice squad; RB Dexter Williams released from the practice squad