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MarShawn Lloyd is getting enough work to stay on the fantasy radar, but he is doing very little with it. Through four games he has 30 carries for 81 yards and nine catches for 49 yards, with one receiving touchdown. PFM's live profile gives him a 48.8% backfield share and 10.3 opportunities per game, which is more involvement than the raw fantasy totals might suggest.
The problem is efficiency. Lloyd is averaging only 3.3 yards per touch, and his rushing EPA per carry sits near the bottom of the running back pool. PFM keeps him RB32 for the rest of the season, but that rank still requires the Packers to maintain the current split and give him scoring chances. The receiving work helps, yet a back with this many touches needs more than 130 scrimmage yards through four weeks. Lloyd's role is usable; the production is not there yet.