The Green Bay Packers have done a lot of work this offseason when it comes to improving the running back position. They have cut four running backs this year as well as added three running backs in the draft.

So with the new changes, how do the Packers offensive backfield rank against the entire NFL?

Not well because Doug Farrar of Bleacher Report ranked all 32 offensive backfields and the Packers came in dead last at No. 32. Here's why Farrar believes the Packers have the worst backfield in the NFL.

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The most interesting thing about the Packers' running back rotation in 2016 is that after the October injury to Eddie Lacy that ended his season, they basically didn't have one. Instead, they converted former Stanford receiver Ty Montgomery to the position, and despite some understandable growing pains, Montgomery looked pretty good at times, gaining 457 yards on just 77 carries and receiving head coach Mike McCarthy's endorsement as the starting halfback leading into the 2017 season, per Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Still, the Packers weren't standing pat, as they selected three running backs in the 2017 draft at the end of April, and [Jamaal] Williams looks to be the most interesting of the lot. The BYU alum gained 1,375 yards and scored 12 rushing touchdowns on just 234 carries in 2016, and he's no one-year wonder, amassing 3,901 rushing yards over four seasons. McCarthy loves to have power backs in his system, and at 6'0” and 212 pounds, Williams fits the suit. He also has surprising speed at times—he ran for the BYU track team.

The biggest reason the Packers backfield is ranked last is the lack of experience. Montgomery is the only one that has seen any NFL action at running back, but he has not played a full season at the position. This group will have it's share of growing pains, but if the Packers do commit to the running game, guys like Montgomery and Williams should be very productive this year.

And even if they aren't, the Packers offense will still be efficient because Aaron Rodgers can carry a team just like he did last year when they reached the NFC Championship game.

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