Pollard’s addition injects explosiveness into the Titans’ backfield, offering Ward a more dynamic offensive structure and capable check-down options. Pollard’s versatility could help balance the offense as Ward learns the pro game, easing the rookie’s transition with a multi-faceted weapon.

Pollard heads to Tennessee with a high-volume resume and a chance to anchor the backfield in a more balanced attack. The Titans’ line upgrades and Pollard’s track record of heavy carries keep him in the conversation as a value target, assuming he handles the load and stays healthy behind an improved OL.

Pollard profiles as the primary back in the Titans’ backfield with Spears sidelined. A career-best 1,079 rushing yards last year makes him the focal point, while Mullings and Chestnut are likely to see extra work. Fantasy managers should expect Pollard to lead the backfield and be a viable RB2/top flex, with Mullings/Chestnut as depth plays in deeper leagues.

Pollard ran well before Spears’ injury, reaffirming his role as Titans’ early-down centerpiece. The injury elevates the importance of Mullings and Chestnut to share workload, potentially boosting Pollard’s weekly touch ceiling if managed carefully.

Pollard leads the Titans’ backfield in projections, with Spears, Chestnut and Mullings forming a capable quartet behind him. The plan emphasizes Pollard’s big-play potential while keeping space for a multi-faceted 1-2 punch that can stay productive even if an injury slow-starts the season. Fantasy managers should monitor Spears for early-season leverage and Chestnut for red-zone opportunities.