But the Packers also have an integral offensive weapon behind Aaron Jones in Jamaal Williams, the 2017 fourth-round pick who the Packers selected one round before Jones.

On a night when the Packers didn’t have Adams or Lazard, Williams caught a career-high eight passes for a career-high 95 yards, including an acrobatic 29-yard sideline grab similar to the 30-yard reception Jones made against the Lions in Week 2.

Twitter was a buzz during the game when Williams was on the field most of the second quarter, even after Jones scored a TD and was a factor early in the game. There was never a reason given for Jones missing all that time and beat reporters said he was on the sideline with his helmet on. Jones started in the second half and continue to play after that, but time off the field opened the door for Williams to produce a pretty big fantasy night.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said that WR Davante Adams is "probably doubtful" for Sunday night against the Saints but "we'll give him the rest of the week to see where he's at," according to Rob Demovsky of ESPN.

Related players: Aaron Jones, Allen Lazard, Marquez Valdes-Scantling

Aaron Rodgers's favorite target may end up being Aaron Jones Sunday night. Rodgers also has Allen Lazard and Marquez Valdes-Scantling to help the Packers move down the field, but neither has the same level of trust from Rodgers as Adams. Jones' fantasy stock would rise if Adams does sit out, while Lazard and MVS can expect a fair uptick in targets.

During an appearance on NFL Network Tuesday, Aaron Jones said that conversations with the team are ongoing.

“Yes, they definitely are. My agent and them are taking care of that. I’m gonna focus on football,” Jones said.

Related players: Jamaal Williams, A.J. Dillon

The team drafted Dillon this past spring but we just posted a news story said Dillon will likely remain the team's RB3. The story said the two sides were talking back in May.

Former Boston College running back A.J. Dillon rushed for 1,685 yards and 14 touchdowns in his junior season, and racked up 4,618 yards from scrimmage and 40 total touchdowns in three years. While he worked mainly as the No. 3 running back when the Packers hit the practice field, he was the player everyone was talking about -- mostly just because of how he looked physically.

"He has got some massive legs," Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said, via Rob Demovsky of ESPN. "That's something we talked about with our staff, we have not seen a running back built like that -- not in my career, that I've been around."

Related players: Aaron Jones, Jamaal Williams

The story added CBS NFL Draft writer Chris Trapasso believes that Dillon is a player who will come in and make an immediate impact. He even thinks he could replace Williams this year. Williams recorded over 700 yards of total offense last year and added six TDs, so it's a situation to monitor, perhaps especially for Jones owners looking to handcuff him later in drafts.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur called the team’s performance in Sunday night’s loss to the 49ers “unacceptable” immediately after the game and he didn’t have any kinder words when he spoke to the media on Monday.

“I think we definitely need to involve [Aaron Jones] more,” LaFleur said, via ESPN.com. “I think a little bit yesterday was a product of that scheme. There’s not a lot of [opportunities] for the backs, and then when we try to get the ball to the backs out of the backfield, they did a nice job of having vision on our halfbacks. That falls on me right there. I gotta do a better job of making sure he’s in the game when some of those plays are called for the halfbacks.”

Jones ran 13 times and did not catch a pass for the second straight week despite his ability to make plays out of the backfield being a big factor in the team’s 7-1 start to the season, the story said. It added Jones averaged over 19 touches a game during Green Bay’s four-game winning streak in October, but has averaged under 12 touches a game while the team’s gone 1-2 in November.