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what you have with Lloyd is the potential for him to be kind of like one of the worst starting running backs in the league for eight weeks, 10 weeks, and then a backup.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalBust

High downside risk; potential to be a bottom-tier starter before moving to backup

MarShawn Lloyd carries significant downside risk as a 6th-7th round pick, with the potential to be one of the league's worst starters for 8-10 weeks before becoming a backup. While he is a potential advance rate piece in tournaments, his upside is heavily concentrated in the early season when Josh Jacobs is absent, and the source remains skeptical of his actual talent.

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