Williams agreed to a deal with the Browns on Monday, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. Williams will step in to fill the shoes of Buster Skrine, who signed a hefty four-year deal with the Jets earlier in free agency. With many already ready to label first-round draft pick Justin Gilbert a bust, the need for Cleveland to bolster their secondary was apparent, as they had little depth at corner outside of Pro Bowler Joe Haden. Williams only missed a single game during an eight-year stretch with Green Bay, over which he collected 465 combined tackles and 28 interceptions.

Williams made 71 tackles (61 solo) and intercepted three passes over 16 games during the 2014 season. Williams' production in the tackle and sack departments dipped in 2014, but he played in every game for the third straight season and held up well in pass coverage. A free agent this offseason, it remains to be seen if he will Green Bay after speding the last eight seasons there.

Williams made two tackles (both solo) and intercepted a pass in Sunday's loss to the Bills. The Bills did not throw much Sunday, but Williams was still able to come through with his third interception -- and, in turn, his 12th pass deflection -- on the season.

Williams made nine tackles (eight solo) in Sunday's victory over the Panthers. The Patriots threw the ball often Sunday, which allowed Williams to rack up a season high in tackles. He has tallied 56 stops (47 solo) and two interceptions through 12 games this season.

Williams made four tackles (all solo) and intercepted a pass in Sunday's victory over the Eagles. Williams' interception was his first since Week 2. He has not been as active as he was last season from an IDP standpoint, but he is on pace to finish with 70 tackles, which would be more than he had in any other season besides the 2013 campaign.

Williams made three tackles (two solo) and deflected a pass in Sunday's victory over the Panthers. Williams was questionable for Sunday's game, but he suited up and saw action on 57 of the Packers' 69 defensive snaps. He should be good to go moving forward.

Williams (ankle) is active for Sunday's game against the Panthers. Williams had been a game-time decision, but his work in pre-game warmups has given the Packers' enough confidence to let him suit up. He'll presumably take on the responsibility of covering Kelvin Benjamin (concussion), as Sam Shields (knee) has already been ruled out.

Williams (ankle) is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's game against Carolina, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Tyler Dunne reports. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported earlier in the day that Williams will be a game-time decision, and this injury designation seems to confirm that report. The Packers have already ruled Sam Shields (knee) out, and losing Williams as well could mean big things for Cam Newton and Kelvin Benjamin (concussion), assuming Benjamin is cleared to play.

Williams (ankle) will likely be a game-time decision for Sunday's game against the Panthers, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. It's not clear if Williams will be able to practice Friday after sitting out the last two days, but it appears a final call on his status for Week 7 will not be made until Sunday either way.

Williams (ankle) didn't participate in practice Wednesday, Paul Imig of FOX Sports Wisconsin reports. Speaking of his injured cornerbacks, coach Mike McCarthy said, "Sam Shields, Tramon Williams...we'll give them every opportunity to get ready. Tramon is closer than Sam." McCarthy's quote confirms the belief that Williams' ankle injury isn't serious, but owners will want to watch his status as the week rolls along to ensure that he's available Sunday against the Panthers. He's so far put together a nice IDP line, with 32 tackles (26 solo), six passes defended, and one interception in six games.