MarShawn Lloyd’s hamstring setback could sideline him for the Packers’ opener and possibly longer, clouding Green Bay’s Week 1 plan. Lloyd, who had been expected to back up Josh Jacobs, exited a preseason game after a 33-yard catch, and Matt LaFleur indicated he will miss time. The injury plague for Lloyd echoes his injury-laden rookie year, adding to a string of health concerns for Green Bay’s backfield and even impacting Jordan Love’s hand rehab timeline as Love works back from thumb surgery. The team also could be without Barryn Sorrell (knee) and Omar Brown (lung injury), leaving Green Bay’s depth chart unsettled as the regular season approaches.

Love’s potential early-season absence from full practice could pressure the offense toward a heavier run game and shorter passes, while defensive and practice-time variables leave fantasy managers in a wait-and-see mode. With Lloyd out, expect the Packers to lean more on veteran backs and a mix of receivers as they rebuild timing with a reshuffled lineup. Owners should monitor practice reports and any roster moves in the coming days.