Wilson actually finished behind Chris Brooks in snaps in this game, 16-11, but enters the offseason as the No. 2 back for the Packers. 2024 third-round pick MarShawn Lloyd will likely make a push for the job in OTAs and training camp if healthy. Wilson played all 17 games and finished with a 103/502/4 rushing line while adding 11/48/1 on 14 targets through the air. The Packers have exclusive rights to Wilson entering the 2025 offseason and will likely renew him on a one-year deal.

With the Packers keeping one eye on the postseason and managing Josh Jacobs’ workload, Wilson emerged for a new season high in rushing yards. Jordan Love banged his elbow in the process. Love is going to start against the Eagles in the Wild Card Round, but the Pack could once again pursue a run-based game plan, even vs. the Eagles’ elite run defense. Wilson will make the salaries fit in postseason DFS.

Wilson ended the game with 11 carries and one target to the 13 carries and four targets of starter Josh Jacobs. Jacobs saw 13 of his 17 touches on the team’s first two drives before giving way to the backups more most of the remainder of the game. Wilson took advantage late, scoring for just the second time this season. It is likely he retreats to a limited role when the Packers face the Vikings in Week 17.