From the episode
Marshawn Lloyd has given you nothing nothing nothing and in the one week he did give it to you something was week five and you might not even have had him on your roster at that point because he gave you nothing the first four weeks of the season
STACKED’s take
Negative signalBust
Lloyd's two-month drought proves injury-replacement hype doesn't work in fantasy.
Lloyd has given nothing for the first four weeks of the season and only produced in week five when he may not have been rostered. The source uses him as a cautionary example of why injury-replacement hype does not work in fantasy football, contrasting his two-month drought with Josh Jacobs' immediate top-10 production.
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