MarShawn Lloyd 2026 fantasy outlook and rest-of-season projection
- Age
- 25
- Height / weight
- 5'9", 220 lb
- Experience
- 3rd season
- Drafted
- 2024 R3, #88
2026 Season
- PPR PPG
- 5.4
- Pos rank
- RB43
- Rostered
- 53%
Week 4 at Buccaneers, Sun Oct 4, 1:00 PM ET 21st vs. RBs, neutral
MarShawn Lloyd Rest-of-Season Outlook
RB4 for deep leagues only
RB43 through Week 4 · 5.4 PPG
Preseason Projection vs. Reality
Our Take After Week 4
Through 3 games he's RB43 at 5.4 PPR points per game.
The main risk is the job itself. He's the listed starter with Kaleb Johnson next on the depth chart, and a benching or an injury would take his value to zero overnight.
The next favorable matchup is the Cowboys in Week 6 (8th against RBs).
Read our preseason outlook (June 2026)
Published June 17, 2026. Kept for reference; the take above replaces it.
Lloyd's NFL career is still essentially theoretical. A 2024 third-round pick (88th overall) out of USC, he has logged just one game, totaling 6 carries for 15 yards (2.5 per attempt), one catch and 1.8 fantasy points on a 14 percent snap share, with a -0.291 EPA per play that tells you nothing in so small a sample. Injuries, not ineffectiveness, have kept him off the field, but the result is a near-blank resume entering year three.
The role is the bigger problem: he sits third on Green Bay's depth chart behind workhorse Josh Jacobs and Chris Brooks, leaving no standalone touches while Jacobs stays healthy. The draft capital keeps him interesting as a contingency, and an injury ahead of him would unlock real change-of-pace and passing-down upside given his college receiving chops. For 2026 redraft he is a late-round dart and a high-value handcuff stash; in dynasty he remains a hold, but he must finally prove he can stay available.
What Drives His Outlook
His 2024 rank among the 95 running backs who played at least six games. Each bar is one running back, best on the left; his is highlighted.
Rushing volume
Fewer than 6 games in 2024, so not ranked.
Receiving role
Fewer than 6 games in 2024, so not ranked.
Efficiency
Fewer than 6 games in 2024, so not ranked.
- Yards after contact per carry
- 0.50
- Broken tackles
- 0
- Explosive-run rate
- 0.0%
- Red-zone opportunities
- 0
- Snap share
- 14.0%
- Targets
- 1
What Could Change His Value
Upside
- A soft spotThe Cowboys in Week 6 is a top-10 matchup for RBs.Wk 4 TB, 21stWk 5 CHI, 18thWk 6 DAL, 8thWk 7 DET, 19th
Risk
- Job securityKaleb Johnson is next on the depth chart; a benching or injury hands him the job.
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MarShawn Lloyd Fantasy Outlook FAQ
What is MarShawn Lloyd's fantasy outlook for the rest of the 2026 season?
MarShawn Lloyd projects as a rB4 for deep leagues only for the rest of the 2026 season: a bench stash in 12-team PPR leagues, waiver-wire material in 10-team PPR leagues and a bench stash in half-PPR leagues. See his live rank in Redraft Command.
What is MarShawn Lloyd's rest-of-season fantasy ranking?
MarShawn Lloyd is the RB43 in PPR points per game through Week 4. That puts him in RB4 territory, waiver-wire material in 10-team PPR leagues.
What is MarShawn Lloyd's projected role going forward?
MarShawn Lloyd is the listed starting RB, with Kaleb Johnson next on the depth chart. Nothing on the chart threatens the job, so the role is his to lose on performance.
Will MarShawn Lloyd get more touches?
MarShawn Lloyd's touches are trending down: 7.5 a game over his last two games against 9.7 for the season. His share of the offense is what his fantasy value rides on.
What is MarShawn Lloyd's fantasy football upside?
MarShawn Lloyd's upside: his ceiling this season is 8.6 PPR points (Week 2, RB31) and the Cowboys in Week 6 is a top-10 matchup for RBs.
What could hurt MarShawn Lloyd's fantasy value?
MarShawn Lloyd's risks: Kaleb Johnson is next on the depth chart if he is benched or hurt. See his injury status and history.
How difficult is MarShawn Lloyd's remaining fantasy schedule?
Favorable: of his next seven games, 2 come against a top-10 matchup for RBs and 1 against one of the stingiest defenses, by PPR points allowed to the position.
