From the episode

Tony Pollard...versus Travis A-Chan...Last year, they both had 1,000 yards rushing...They actually just finished within 30 yards of each other on the ground...They both finished within two rushing touchdowns and three receptions of each other...Pollard had pro football focus's 58th highest rushing grade last year...A-Chan had just the 42nd.

STACKED’s take

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RB32 with near-identical 2024 stats to Etienne (RB18); 14-spot ADP gap unjustified.

Tony Pollard is going as RB32 and represents strong value compared to Travis Etienne Jr. at RB18. Last year both had 1,000 rushing yards and finished within 30 yards of each other on the ground, within two rushing touchdowns and three receptions of each other. Both are non-workhorse lead backs on ascending offenses with year-two quarterbacks and rookie receivers added in the top 10. Pollard had PFF's 58th-highest rushing grade (poor) versus Etienne's 42nd (also poor), yet they are separated by 14 positional spots. The source views Pollard as a value play and is not concerned about Nicholas Singleton competition.

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