MarShawn Lloyd

Not many running backs are as toolsy as Lloyd, who ran a 4.46-second 40-yard dash at a conspicuously muscular 5-9, 220. He was a worthwhile developmental pick in the third round for a Packers team with few glaring needs and a new lead back in Josh Jacobs. Lloyd has potential to be a big-play threat both as a runner and receiver, and with either power or speed. There are at least two obstacles for now, however. The first is that Jacobs was paid handsomely and has an established track record handling huge workloads. The second is that Lloyd was one of the worst fumblers in recent college football history, coughing it up 10 times on 325 career touches. The ball-security issues might also explain why he never got more than 116 carries in a season, even last year at USC when he averaged 7.1 YPC and took 13 catches for 232 yards. The Packers can afford to be patient with Lloyd, perhaps even starting him off as the No. 3 back behind both Jacobs and Emanuel Wilson.