Jamaal Williams ran tough for the Packers in 2017.
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In parts of two seasons with the Packers, he’s touched the ball just twice. A run in 2016 and a short reception in 2017.
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Emanuel Byrd only got 11 snaps with the Packers in 2017, but he made the most of them.
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Donatello Brown didn't get much of a chance to contribute this season but could get another shot in 2018.
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After a debacle against the Bears, Damarious Randall bounced back with his best season in Green Bay.
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Having Brett Hundley at quarterback hurt the Packers' defense in a small but significant way in 2017.
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Justin McCray may have been down to his last NFL shot. He made the most of it.
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A number of former Packers will be free agents this offseason. Is there anyone worthy of a Green Bay reunion?
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A shoulder injury kept King from showcasing his talents as a rookie, but the future remains bright for the Packers corner.
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Derek Hart had a short-lived run at redemption.
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The receiver showed his skills as a rookie, but found his way to the practice squad when the team opted to keep just five receivers on their opening day roster.
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Kofi Amichia holds a title no other offensive lineman in the NFL can claim.
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Cobb showed he can still be a dynamic receiver, but he didn't show it often enough.
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Ulrick John didn't play a meaningful role in the Packers' 2017 season. Thank goodness for that.
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Injuries and inconsistency dim the view of Kentrell Brice's second season.
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Mason Crosby had a down year, but it pretty much wasn't his fault.
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When the Packers changed their offensive scheme mid-season, the fullback's role on offense was dramatically different.
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The safety missed a quarter of the season due to injuries, and played a myriad of defensive positions when healthy.
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The cornerback's struggles from 2016 leaked into the 2017 season until a season-ending Achilles rupture concluded his year in Week 6.
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At 5-10 and 192 pounds, Cobb is one of the league’s smaller receivers.
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