@SleeperBot: The Green Bay Packers' consistent late-round draft picks have revealed a trove of potential gems. Key prospects include Williams, the 213th player on the consensus board, who functions predominantly as a safety but can also play in the slot and special teams. His athleticism and position versatility make him a likely match for Brian Gutekunst's preferences. Another is Elijah Jones, the 145th prospect, who under the tutelege of Jeff Hafley at Boston College, achieved a 90.8 man coverage grade. Lastly, offensive lineman Brandon Coleman, the 124th prospect, demonstrates great athletic prowess on tape, despite a somewhat inconsistent performance in his final year. His real strength is his flexibility to play at four of the five offensive line positions.

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Green Bay Packers' late-round picks reveal potential gems: Williams, Elijah Jones, and Brandon Coleman emerges as key prospects