From the episode

Tony Pollard, 53% started. Yeah, that's why I didn't rank him as a top 30 running back. It's not the matchup that really worried me as much as what's going to happen when they fall behind. And you see TyJ Spears playing a larger chunk of the workload in the fourth quarter.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalUsage

Pollard's 53% snap share and fourth-quarter benching raise timeshare concerns.

Tony Pollard received only 53% of snaps in Week 1 against Tennessee, a concerning sign that prompted the speaker to not rank him as a top 30 running back. The concern stems not just from the matchup but from what happens when the Titans fall behind; TyJ Spears played 12 of 17 snaps in the fourth quarter when the game was out of reach, suggesting a timeshare that could limit Pollard's ceiling.

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