From the episode
Tony Pollard is, you know, cromulent, they would say. I think he's a good starting fine, starting quality type player... I think that that's what he is. Like, you know, he is a serviceable NFL running back.
STACKED’s take
Serviceable back; value only in round 7+; Singleton health is key downside risk.
Harris has consistently held middle-ground view on Tony Pollard's draft value: willing to take him in seventh round but not in third round; characterizes him as serviceable NFL running back and cagey veteran, rejecting both hype cycles where fantasy community overvalues youth and narrative that he's washed at age 29. If Nick Singleton is healthy and heavily involved in training camp, Harris would move Pollard down in rankings. Singleton's health is key variable that could change backfield dynamic; if Singleton is healthy, three-headed committee with Pollard, Spears, and Singleton would make backfield harder to get read on and potentially cause Harris to avoid position entirely. With new coaching regime and both Pollard and Spears on expiring contracts, team might want to get look at what Singleton can do with bigger role late in year, which would be worst possible scenario for Pollard.
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