Tyjae Spears was carted off with an apparent lower-leg injury during Titans camp, leaving Tennessee with a backfield that could lean on Pollard, Julius Chestnut, and Kalel Mullings if Spears misses time. Spears’ past hamstring and ankle issues add extra urgency to the situation, and fantasy managers should monitor test results and practice reports closely.

In the same stretch of notes, Treylon Burks suffered a broken collarbone in practice, potentially thinning a receiving corps that’s already navigating camp battles. Anthony Richardson’s return to throwing at Colts practice and Russell Wilson’s efficient preseason showings for the Giants add context to the evolving quarterback picture, while Tyreek Hill’s absence from Miami’s practice underscores the volatility of mid-to-late August fantasy values.

Dolphins stories aside, the fantasy tilt centers on Spears. If he’s out, Pollard could shoulder a larger early-down role while Chestnut and Mullings handle change-of-pace work and special-teams upside. With Richardson and Wilson both factoring into split-reps and camp battles elsewhere, you’re watching rosters and practice tempo closely as games approach.