The Packers have a long, successful history when it comes to undrafted rookies making the 53-man roster. Sometimes they start out on the practice squad, but when they get their chance to shine they make the most of it. Perhaps one of the most impactful undrafted stories ever is that of Tramon Williams, who was undrafted out of Louisiana Tech in 2007.
Williams made it onto the 53-man roster and started one game for the team in 2007. That first season he had one interception and four passes defensed. His best season, however, came during the team’s 2010 Super Bowl run.