Brandon Lloyd caught seven passes for 70 yards in the Patriots' AFC title game loss to the Ravens.
It was a good day on paper for the Patriots' No. 2 receiver, though he hauled in just half of his 14 targets, and offered embarrassingly little after the catch. The vast majority of Lloyd's grabs were catch-and-fall affairs. That, of course, was the case during the regular season for the 31-year-old veteran, who was just 115th in the league with 180 yards after the catch. Lloyd is still a useful player, but his best fantasy days are behind him. Signed for just $4.9 million between salary and bonuses in 2013, Lloyd should be back with the Patriots.
Brandon Lloyd caught seven passes for 70 yards in the Patriots' AFC title game loss to the Ravens.
It was a good day on paper for the Patriots' No. 2 receiver, though he hauled in just half of his 14 targets, and offered embarrassingly little after the catch. The vast majority of Lloyd's grabs were catch-and-fall affairs. That, of course, was the case during the regular season for the 31-year-old veteran, who was just 115th in the league with 180 yards after the catch. Lloyd is still a useful player, but his best fantasy days are behind him. Signed for just $4.9 million between salary and bonuses in 2013, Lloyd should be back with the Patriots.