MarShawn Lloyd Breakdown w/ Chris Trevino of USCFootball.com

Join Ross Uglem as he interviews Chris Trevino who covered MarShawn Lloyd at USC for his take on the Packers' selection of Lloyd in the third round. You won't want to miss it!
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[@sapgooey]

Another great interview!! So excited to see this guy ball! 🏈 💚💛💚

[@patrick8513]

Great interview, Chris Trevino is articulate and knows Marshawn Lloyd well

[@joep.783]

Chris Trevino had great insight

[@mosthatedminnesotan]

GO PACK GO!

[@johnhanson6002]

In tape I've watched, he favors carrying the ball left-handed, even on the right side. They will be able to reduce his fumbles but of course not eliminate them. Looking forward to Emmitt 2.0.

[@raybrean9889]

What we know about the runningback position is that Josh Jacobs will be at the top of the depth chart. After that, how the remaining snaps shake out is still an unknown, but our 3rd-round draft pick Marshawn Lloyd is going to factor in heavily to the Packers game plans. The last time the Packers used an early-round draft pick on a runningback was when they took AJ Dillion in the 2nd round of the 2020 NFL draft. Although circumstances were a bit different with the Packers already having Aaron Jones and Jamaal Williams on the roster, AJ Dillion only had 55 rushing attempts as a rookie. However, it doesn’t sound like that is the approach that the Packers are going to take with Marshawn Lloyd. Marshawn Lloyd’s got a skill set that’s a little bit different than AJ Dillion’s as far as his speed. He’s not quite the bruiser that AJ Dillion is obviously but he’s got a different type of skill set. So it’ll be nice to get him the ball in space and just see what he can do. I think he’s going to add a good explosive element to the Packers offense for sure. Along with our offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich, Matt Lafluer also pointed out that Marshawn Lloyd’s burst and ability in space brings a different element to the Packers offense. Matt Lafluer sees Marshawn Lloyd as being a ‘matchup nightmare’ out of the backfield. Marshawn Lloyd measures in at 5-9 - 220 pounds but he has shown an impressive ability to make defenders miss. At the NFL Combine, Marshawn Lloyd ran a 4.46-second 40 while also putting up 25 reps on the bench press-illustrating both the speed and strength he possesses. During his 2023 season at USC, Marshawn Lloyd averaged an impressive 7-1 yards per carry and a whooping 17.8 yards per reception, showcasing the ability that he has with the ball 🏈 in his hands. And out of 200 eligible running backs. Marshawn Lloyd ranks 26th in average yards after contact. He’s got some good runs in OTA’s where you saw him burst. He’s got good vision. So I’m very excited about that out of the backfield. Along with Marshawn Lloyd, the Packers also have AJ Dillion and Emmanuel Wilson, on the roster, both of whom will presumably be fighting for a roster spot and some touches. AJ Dillion brings reliability to the position in all aspects, including as a pass catcher and in pass protection. However, he lacked playmaking, averaging only 3.4 yards per carry in 2023. Emmanuel Wilson, in his limited attempts, showcased good burst with the ball, averaging 4.7 yards per rush, but he remains a relative unknown in terms of what the Packers can expect from him. Prior to the 2024 NFL draft, it felt like the competition for the backup runningback role behind Josh Jacobs was going to be one of the bigger camp battles to take place. However, as of now with the Green Bay Packers clearly wanting Marshawn Lloyd on the field, the bigger question might be who is our RB3 and who is left off of our Packers roster? Brian Gutekunst said that “Marshawn Lloyd’s got serious speed”. “He’s very elusive, he’s got great balance, so he’s a little bit different than some of the running backs that we have in our depth chart right now”. Go Pack Go 💚💛

[@sdtuqzzv1]

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[@raybrean9889]

@@sdtuqzzv1 Says the person who has no life commenting, why don’t you do us all a favor and stop bugging and wasting everybody’s time on whatever it is they want to do you Hilljack 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@henryjohnson8106]

​@@sdtuqzzv1I was gonna say whose report did you copy n paste? Lol

[@sdtuqzzv1]

Have you guys heard that Ross got to interview Christian Watson when he was 18 years old? Apparently they’re on a first name basis now. Little known fact.