The Green Bay Packers activated second-year wide receiver Savion Williams for the first time in Week 6. Williams played 40 snaps in his 2026 debut after only playing 91 snaps total in 2025. Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich liked what…

Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich revealed that the team plans to increase the role of second-year wide receiver Savion Williams moving forward. Williams made his 2026 season debut in Week 6, logging 40 offensive snaps after being activated. Stenavich praised the young receiver's athletic talent and noted significant improvement in his route-running ability and overall nuance on the field.
The expanded role comes as the Packers deal with several injuries at the position, with both Jayden Reed and Skyy Moore placed on injured reserve. Williams played 40 snaps in Week 6, significantly outpacing teammates Bo Melton and J. Michael Sturdivant to solidify Green Bay's third receiver spot.
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