Green Bay offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich was given an opportunity on Tuesday to add accelerant to the MarShawn Lloyd fantasy supernova, but he declined.According to The Athletic’s Packers beat writer Matt Schneidman, Stenavich said: “It’s gonna be running back by committee for a little while, just to kinda see where everyone’s at. So I’m not gonna say, like, X-amount of touches or anything like that [for Lloyd]. But we definitely want to get him the ball. He does have explosive ability and playmaking ability.”That’s a perfectly sensible approach, which fantasy managers will hate. Lloyd has a lengthy history of soft tissue injuries and zero history of on-field NFL production. He’s handled seven touches and gained 18 total yards over two seasons. Let’s not expect a full-featured workload in the season’s opening week.Chris Brooks was always going to see the field because he’s the best pass-protecting back on the roster. Newly acquired Kaleb Johnson is an interesting schematic fit for the Packers, and he was wildly productive at the college level. For now, treat Lloyd as a risk/reward flex option with a challenging matchup, not a locked-in RB2.With TreVeyon Henderson out, Rhamondre Stevenson is ‘unbenchable’This situation has been pretty clear for a few days, but it’s now etched in stone. On Tuesday, TreVeyon Henderson was downgraded to out for New England’s season opener at Seattle. Henderson has been unable to practice since injuring his ankle on Aug. 24. His next opportunity to see the field will be on Sept. 20, when the Patriots host the Steelers.