Green Bay, WI — The Green Bay Packers are finalizing a trade that will send running back MarShawn Lloyd to the Los Angeles Chargers, according to league sources. The deal, currently pending medical clearance, is already being described by insiders as a

smart and favorable move for Green Bay’s long-term plans.

The Chargers, desperate for backfield reinforcements following injuries to Omarion Hampton and Najee Harris, were quick to express interest in Lloyd. The former USC standout brings a unique combination of strength and burst — attributes that fit perfectly within head coach

Jim Harbaugh’s run-first system.

At just 23 years old, Lloyd still carries untapped potential. During his final collegiate season at USC, he rushed for 820 yards and nine touchdowns

, averaging nearly four yards after contact. His ability to create plays through contact and grind out tough yardage could immediately help the Chargers’ struggling ground attack.

For Green Bay

, this trade represents a calculated and efficient roster decision. The Packers have relied heavily on Josh Jacobs and Emanuel Wilson, leaving Lloyd buried on the depth chart since his return from injury. Moving him not only opens up roster flexibility but also allows the team to strengthen its future draft positioning.

Analysts believe the deal is a clear win for the Packers, who manage to extract value from a player who had seen limited opportunities since being drafted. It continues a recent trend of smart, low-risk decisions by general manager

Brian Gutekunst, designed to keep Green Bay competitive while balancing short-term needs and long-term goals.

Pending the completion of a medical check and league approval, the trade could be announced within the next 24 hours. If finalized, Lloyd will head west for a fresh start with the Chargers — while the Packers quietly secure yet another small but meaningful victory in their ongoing roster evolution.