From the episode
Marshawn Lloyd making his starting debut against the Vikings. ECR apparently hates him, man. He's RB 29, and I don't understand why. It is low. He is a locked-in RB 2 for this week...Marshawn Lloyd is locked into 15-plus opportunities, split those between pass game and rushing, and if he gets in the end zone, man, he's a top 15 back this week.
STACKED’s take
Lloyd's RB 29 ranking is inexplicably low; he's locked in as RB 2 with 15+ opportunities vs. middle-of-road Vikings run
The source strongly criticizes Marshawn Lloyd's ECR ranking of RB 29, calling it inexplicably low. He's locked in as an RB 2 for week one with no competition from Chris Brooks, Caleb Johnson, or Josh Jacobs (out). The Vikings run defense was middle-of-the-road last year (16th in explosive run rate allowed, 15th in yards of contact per attempt allowed, 6th highest rushing success rate, 4th lowest stuff rate). Lloyd is projected for 15-plus opportunities split between passing and rushing, and if he scores, he's a top 15 back. The source calls this "low-hanging fruit in the ECR" and notes that players like Jeremiah Love, Jadarian Price, Jalen Warren, Quinshawn Judkins, Chuba Hubbard, and Rico Dowdle are being ranked ahead of him, which the source finds baffling.
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