Pollard anchors Tennessee’s rushing attack but the Titans remain 0-2 as defenses stack the box. He logged 60 yards on 18 carries in Week 1 and 92 on 20 attempts in Week 2, accounting for roughly 84% of the team’s rushing yards across the two games. Dike, Chestnut and Ward contributed little in the backfield, while Spears’ return looms as a potential catalyst to establish balance. Latham’s injury and a shallow depth chart heighten the urgency to fix the run game, with Mullings and Mims waiting in the wings. A loss to the Rams underscored the need for more contributors behind Pollard.