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MarShawn Lloyd, running back for the Green Bay Packers, is not yet ready to return to practice after being on injured reserve for four weeks due to an ankle injury. Head coach Matt LaFleur mentioned that Lloyd is making progress but remains uncertain about when he will be able to practice. Lloyd has had limited action this season, and once healthy, he will compete for playing time behind starter Josh Jacobs.
- MarShawn Lloyd is still recovering from an ankle injury and is not ready to practice.
- Coach LaFleur indicated that Lloyd is making progress but did not confirm a return timeline.
MarShawn Lloyd | RB
Injury
Week 6
1 receptions
3 rec yards
6 carries
15 rush yards
- Lloyd has been limited to just 10 offensive snaps this season.
- He has recorded six carries for 15 yards and one reception for three yards.
- Once healthy, he will compete with Emanuel Wilson for backup reps behind Josh Jacobs.
Green Bay Packers
- The Packers are managing Lloyd's recovery carefully.
- Josh Jacobs remains the primary running back, with Lloyd and Emanuel Wilson competing for backup roles.