Pollard’s efficiency remains high, and his involvement outside the run game gets a lift when Dallas keeps the offense balanced, presenting a steady fantasy option even when the passing attack is uncertain.

Heavy workload through first four games; Spears’ ankle keeps Pollard as the primary back until Spears returns; likely remains a weekly flex for Week 5 with 60+ rushing yards in several games.

Pollard is referenced as a fantasy bust early in the article, with the Titans’ overall struggles limiting his ceiling. While Pollard can deliver a breakout week, the current offense context and Titans’ woes reduce his predictability and reliability in Week 5.

Pollard remains the focal point of the Titans’ backfield, with Spears as a primary backup; the dynamic could influence workload distribution and the overall rushing and receiving usage in Week 5.

Pollard appears as a high-floor, TD-friendly option in Week 5 with solid baseline production in standard formats and upside in scoring opportunities. His role remains central in Dallas' backfield, making him a reliable RB2 with weekly TD potential.