After three games, MarShawn Lloyd has 68 of Green Bay’s 146 rushing yards, putting him on pace for 385 in 17 games. That would rank among the Packers’ lowest season-leading totals since 1932; only 11 team rushing leaders have finished below it, according to Pro Football Focus.
Pro Football Focus’ Packers data go back to 1932, though the article says records from the earliest years may be imprecise. Of the 11 lower season-leading totals, only Michael Haddix’s 1990 mark of 311 yards came after 1958; most others were from the World War II era or earlier, when the Packers played 14-game seasons.
At Lloyd’s projected 22.65 rushing yards per game, only Haddix’s 19.44 average was lower in the comparison; Clark Hinkle was next above him at 25.46 per game.
