Fantasy Life Articles on MarShawn Lloyd
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Lloyd handled 62% of the rushing attempts, out-touching Brooks, 13-7. However, it was Brooks who led the backfield with a 55% snap share, as his pass-blocking skill set was needed.
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Lloyd's 62% rushing share offset by Brooks' 55% snap share due to pass-blocking needs and OL concerns.
Lloyd handled 62% of rushing attempts (13 carries vs. Chris Brooks' 7) in Week 1 despite Brooks drawing the start. However, Brooks led the backfield with 55% snap share due to superior pass-blocking skills needed against Brian Flores' blitz-heavy defense. Both running backs combined for only 17 pass routes, with Brooks logging 20 pass-blocking snaps to Lloyd's 9. The Vikings blitzed over 70% of the time and Green Bay's offensive line is in shambles, forcing both backs to stay in for blocking. Sean Tucker suggests trading Lloyd to the Jacobs owner to acquire a wide receiver or tight end, as the Packers' offensive line concerns and defensive weakness (without Micah Parsons) may limit his upside.
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