Pollard anchors the Titans’ rushing attack, accounting for the overwhelming share of rushing yards through two weeks. His workload is immense, and defenses have begun to game plan specifically for him, creating a need for secondary backs to step up.

Pollard anchors Tennessee's backfield and is projected for 20+ touches in Week 2 versus the Rams, delivering a safe floor as a high-end RB2. His 2024 line—1,079 rushing, 238 receiving yards, and five TDs—demonstrates his ability to produce with limited QB play.

Pollard carried 18 times Week 1 in a close-ish Titans game; Week 2 vs Rams’ defense as underdogs. PFF projects ~14.2 rushing attempts; Rams present a tough, run-tight front, making under 18.5 attempts appealing if Titans stay balanced but trail and Cam Ward starts.

Pollard logged 89.5% of Titans offensive snaps and led the backfield in rush attempts (85.7%), with 57.6% of Titans' total touches. The Week 1 usage signals a true workhorse role with little competition behind him, setting a high floor for fantasy weeks ahead.

Pollard jump-started Tennessee’s offense with 14 first-half touches for 76 yards, establishing himself as the Titans' primary engine in Week 1 while the rest of the unit found its footing. His workload hints at heavy usage going forward, with fantasy implications tied to touches, efficiency, and the game-script of upcoming matchups.