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Tony Pollard is entering into that age bracket, where you start to expect the ankle turn for a 28, 29, 30-year-old running back

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Aging into injury-risk bracket; role diminishing as Titans pivot younger

At 28-30 years old, Pollard is entering the age bracket where ankle injuries and decline become expected for running backs. The source views Pollard as unlikely to be part of the Titans' next winning roster, suggesting his role and opportunity will diminish as the team pivots toward younger prospects like Nicolas Singleton.

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