Green Bay Packers running back MarShawn Lloyd will get a chance for a redo of sorts in 2025. He basically redshirted the 2024 season, his first in the NFL, due to injuries. Lloyd suffered a hamstring injury in August and then sustained an ankle issue that put him on the injured reserve. With his health troubles, Lloyd was limited to just a game, as Emanuel Wilson took over as the chief backup behind running back star Josh Jacobs. Wilson and Lloyd are expected to battle in the upcoming training camp for the RB2 role. Although Wilson was the main backup in 2024, Lloyd has intriguing potential because of his explosiveness and the ability to make plays downfield in the passing attack. Before he turned pro, Lloyd burned rubber for 820 rushing yards and nine touchdowns on 116 carries for the USC Trojans in the 2023 college football season. He also recorded 232 receiving yards on 13 receptions, which checked out for an average of 17.8 yards per catch. The former USC star running back arrived in the NFL in 2024,Read More
Packers insider sets record straight about MarShawn Lloyd’s build
