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What? This is the Pack a Day podcast. What is up Packers fans and welcome back to another episode of the Daily Draft brought to you by the good folks at Badger State Brewing right there in Green Bay, Wisconsin, just minutes away from beautiful Lambeau Field.

I am your host and the publisher of Packer Report, Ross Oglam, and we are going to talk today about

one of the Packers trade up targets in the NFL draft, and that would be fourth round pick

Evan Williams, a defensive back out of Oregon.

Then I say defensive back with Evan because that's what I mean.

He's a very similar player in experience to Javon Bullard.

Now, those two experiences are very different.

Ross, what the hell are you talking about what you said?

What you just said makes no sense.

What I mean by that is there is a very real versatility with Evan Williams.

You simply look just at basic player participation statistics from pro football

focus.

And you can see 1172 career snaps in the box, 960 career snaps at free safety, and 60 career snaps as a

slot cornerback. This man's versatility is not theoretical. It is on tape. Now, what's different

about it? Age experience and certainly where some of that experience came from.

So Evan Williams was a big time performer for Fresno State for four years.

I mean, he played 406, excuse me, 406 snaps as a true freshman, played a ton in 2021 and 22,

and then moved to Oregon for a fifth and final season where he

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