Ranking Packers’ roster for potential run to Super Bowl 55
30. Mason Crosby
Mason Crosby has been terrific this season and is extremely reliable. A game could very well come down to a late Crosby field goal and the Packers should field good about their chances if that’s the case. Crosby would be higher on this list if the Packers’ offense wasn’t so good at putting the ball into the endzone.
29. Will Redmond
It appears the Packers’ third safety job is Well Redmond’s heading into the postseason, as he played 35 snaps against the Bears in Week 17. Redmond’s best skill is not being a complete liability, as Green Bay can’t count on too much from him one way or the other.
28. Tyler Lancaster and 27. Dean Lowry
Tyler Lancaster and Dean Lowry are two of the major reasons the Packers tried so hard to sign Damon Harrison throughout the season. Both players have struggled over the last two years and haven’t proven trustworthy of handling critical playing time in the postseason. They each get pushed around at the line of scrimmage and are a weakness of this Packers’ team. However, they’ll still be needed often throughout the playoffs.
26. Jamaal Williams
It will be interesting to see how Jamaal Williams fits into the Packers’ playoff plans. He missed their Week 16 contest against the Titans and watched Dillon emerge as a potential star. Suddenly, Green Bay has a conundrum at their backup running pack position–a good problem to have. Whatever his playing time looks like, expect Williams to bring the effort and energy on every play.