Start MarShawn Lloyd or Blake Corum? Week 2
Locks at kickoff, graded after.
Start MarShawn Lloyd over Blake Corum

- Books imply
- 10.8
- fantasy pts
- NYJ D vs RB
- 8.8
- 2nd fewest to RBs (2026)
- Snap share
- 44%
- Through Week 1
- Target share
- 3%
- Through Week 1

- Books imply
- 11.1
- fantasy pts
- NYG D vs RB
- 24.9
- 13th most to RBs (2026)
- Snap share
- 23%
- Through Week 1
- Target share
- 0%
- Through Week 1
Our Week 2 call
Start MarShawn Lloyd over Blake Corum in Week 2.
De-vigged player props project MarShawn Lloyd at 10.8 points and Blake Corum at 11.1, a gap of 0.3. That is inside the noise of a single catch, so treat it as close to a coin flip. Blake Corum's number is scaled up from a partial market: the books have not posted every stat the position needs, so the rest is estimated from what they have. Drafters take MarShawn Lloyd at ADP 113 and Blake Corum at 118.
What the books imply
Player prop markets imply 10.8 fantasy points for MarShawn Lloyd, with 100 percent of the markets a RB needs posted.
Player prop markets imply 11.1 fantasy points for Blake Corum, with 70 percent of the markets a RB needs posted.
That puts Blake Corum 0.3 points ahead of MarShawn Lloyd on the books.
Week 2 matchups
MarShawn Lloyd and GB visit NYJ on Sunday at 1:00 PM ET.
NYJ allowed 8.8 fantasy points to RBs in its one game this season, the 2nd fewest in the league.
Running backs ran for 47 yards and no touchdowns against NYJ and caught passes for 11 more yards.
Blake Corum and LAR host NYG on Monday at 8:15 PM ET.
NYG allowed 24.9 fantasy points to RBs in its one game this season, the 13th most in the league.
Running backs ran for 55 yards and a touchdown against NYG and caught passes for 31 more yards.
By points allowed to the position, Blake Corum has the softer matchup.
Injury status
MarShawn Lloyd is not on the injury report.
Blake Corum is not on the injury report.
Usage before Week 2
Through Week 1, MarShawn Lloyd played 44 percent of GB snaps, took 62 percent of the carries, drew 3 percent of the targets and had 20 percent of the red zone chances.
MarShawn Lloyd, Week 1 against MIN: 30 of 68 snaps, 13 carries for 37 yards, 1 target and 0 catches for 0 yards.
Through Week 1, Blake Corum played 23 percent of LAR snaps, took 36 percent of the carries, drew 0 percent of the targets and had 0 percent of the red zone chances.
Blake Corum, Week 1 against SF: 14 of 61 snaps, 10 carries for 54 yards, 0 targets and 0 catches for 0 yards.
Their 2025 seasons
In 2025, Blake Corum played 17 games for LAR and scored 122.2 PPR points, 7.2 a game, finishing RB40.
He ran 145 times for 746 yards and 6 touchdowns, and caught 8 of 14 targets for 36 yards.
He was on the field for 29 percent of the offense's snaps in the games he played.
Blake Corum, Week 18 of 2025 against ARI: 13 carries for 59 yards, 1 target and 1 catch for 10 yards, 7.9 PPR points.
Blake Corum, Week 17 of 2025 against ATL: 16 of 65 snaps, 6 carries for 18 yards, 0 targets and 0 catches for 0 yards, 1.8 PPR points.
Their other Week 2 calls
On the draft board
Ranked ahead
RB16 · GB · bye 11
- Overall rank
- 38
- Draft pick
- no consensus
- Tier
- 4
Ranked behind
RB41 · LAR · bye 11
2025 vs anytime td line 5-12
- Overall rank
- 161
- Draft pick
- no consensus
- Tier
- 10
The board cards are draft figures, not the week's call. Locks at kickoff, graded after. When the start/sit engine grades week 2, the call and the result appear on the public record, wrong ones included.
The gap between them
- Spots apart on the board123
- Pick differencenot comparable without a consensus on both
- Tierstier 4 and tier 10
- Board size244 draftable players
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