Packers HC Matt LaFleur said Thursday that RB MarShawn Lloyd's groin injury is not long-term. He added, though, that Lloyd will remain sidelined for the rest of this week. We don't have a timetable for his return.
It's relatively good news, but Lloyd still needs to prove that he can stay on an NFL field. He played just 10 snaps as a rookie last year due to hip, hamstring, and ankle injuries -- plus a November appendectomy that ultimately ended his season.
Lloyd is a big, explosive runner with pass-catching ability. And he has a path to the No. 2 RB job in Green Bay. That keeps him on the radar as a late-round flier in fantasy drafts for now. But he can't afford more injury woes.
We'll see when he gets back on the field.
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