Green Bay Packers · 2026
Who is MarShawn Lloyd’s handcuff?
Explore the full Green Bay Packers depth chart, player roles and draft history
The published backfield pick
Chris Brooks
Behind MarShawn Lloyd · GB
Chris Brooks is the preferred candidate in the published analysis, but this backfield has committee uncertainty. An absence may spread work across more than one player.
Brooks is the listed RB2 behind Lloyd.
Handcuff score
Backup opportunity, not projected points or an injury probability.
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If MarShawn Lloyd misses time
Green Bay’s Sept. 8 depth chart lists MarShawn Lloyd first, Chris Brooks second and newcomer Kaleb Johnson third. Date-only publication evidence supports Brooks, while Johnson’s role can grow after learning the offense.
Green Bay’s Sept. 8 depth chart lists MarShawn Lloyd first, Chris Brooks second and newcomer Kaleb Johnson third. Date-only publication evidence supports Brooks, while Johnson’s role can grow after learning the offense.
Big, straight-line backup who is the most experienced healthy body in a suddenly thin room. Would handle early downs and short yardage in a committee if Lloyd's injury history resurfaces, but he is a replacement-level runner.
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Why this candidate scores here
Other candidates in this backfield
Kaleb Johnson
early down · score 54/100
Candidates and scores are from the same published board. A split workload can limit the upside of any one backup.
The production behind the names
2025 regular season. Recorded production, not a projection. A missing stat line is not a zero.
| Player | Games with stats | Carries | Receptions | Total yards | PPR / game |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | — | — |
| 17 | 27 | 13 | 197 | 1.9 |
Carries + receptions, last 6 recorded games in 2025
Totals include all teams played for that season. Per-game averages use games with recorded stats. Source: nflverse player statistics.
Sources behind the analysis
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