Packers' Evan Williams arrives in Brewers jacket before big game vs Cowboys

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Green Bay Packers safety Evan Williams has something in common with just about every other Wisconsin sports fan these days.

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He has caught Milwaukee Brewers fever.

The Los Gatos, California, native arrived at Lambeau Field Sunday, Oct. 18 sporting a blue, retro Milwaukee Brewers jacket to show his support for the National League World Series representatives.

After changing into his football uniform, Williams turned in another defensive performance worthy of the gold gloves he was wearing.

Williams' red zone interception in front of CeeDee Lamb was a game-changer in the Packers' 23-13 victory over the Cowboys. Not only did it thwart a Cowboys scoring opportunity, it came shortly after Packers quarterback Jordan Love had given the ball to the Cowboys due to his own interception.

Williams was able to hide in coverage and undercut the throw to Lamb. It was Williams' second pick in three games. He also had six tackles against the Cowboys.

Williams' outstanding play over the few games has been a factor in the Packers' three-game winning streak. His versatility has allowed defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon to move him to different spots on the field. He's becoming a true playmaker for the improving unit. The Packers have allowed an average of only 10 points over the last two games.

And while causing plenty of All-Pro noise on social media, Williams has jumped on the Brewers bandwagon and he's looking for World Series tickets.

"I like the way they've been playing this year," Williams said of the Brewers in a postgame interview on WTMJ-TV (Channel 4). "They play inspired ball, small ball...finding ways to win regardless of the situation early in the game."

Here's some reaction to yet another strong game from Williams:

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Packers' Evan Williams arrives in Brewers jacket before big game vs Cowboys

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