Yes — by all accounts, MarShawn Lloyd is finally healthy in 2026, and the timing couldn't be better. After missing 35 of 36 games his first two seasons (hamstrings, appendicitis), he completed his first fully healthy offseason: all nine OTA/minicamp practices, then a "perfect-10" run of zero missed reps in his first 10 training camp practices (from the MarShawn Lloyd page). He's looked explosive ("shot out of a cannon" on a camp TD run), earned the primary backup role behind Josh Jacobs, and even drew coach LaFleur's attention with a touchdown-celebration backflip.
The big fantasy angle: with Josh Jacobs on the Commissioner's Exempt List (and facing charges), Lloyd is now the projected lead back for the Packers' Week 1 opener vs. Minnesota — he was already "preparing" for the lead role before Jacobs was formally charged in late August.
Experts are cautious but intrigued — the Mayo Media Network noted there was a scare where he was managed for a practice, but he was back out there, with the caveat that nobody knows how long "healthy" lasts for Lloyd. At his late-round ADP, he's a prime ZeroRB stash with RB2-plus upside ().