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He's got the size, 220 lbs, ran a 446 40-yard dash. So, he's got like real, real explosiveness that Josh Jacobs really did not bring to this offense.
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Boost MarShawn Lloyd as a plug-and-play RB2 with RB1 weekly upside
MarShawn Lloyd is positioned as the primary beneficiary of Josh Jacobs' absence. He is a high-end handcuff with explosive traits (220 lbs, 4.46 40-yard dash) who has taken a bell-cow role in preseason. While he is ranked as the RB29, he has significant upside to be a top-15 back during the first half of the season. He should be moved up rankings as a plug-and-play RB2 with RB1 weekly upside while Jacobs is sidelined. However, do not overextend to draft him in the 4th or 5th round, as Jacobs is expected to return and Lloyd carries some concern regarding his injury history and potential for a committee backfield.
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