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Establish The Run fantasy football takes on Tony Pollard
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All Establish The Run insights about Tony Pollard
PositiveNewsOct 26, 2026
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Evan Silva and the analysts are avoiding Tony Pollard due to a poor situation involving the league's worst offensive line, a multi-headed backfield, and concerns about the quarterback. Silva ranks him at 81, near his ADP of 80, and finds him unexciting to draft.NegativeProjectionAug 17, 2026
Evan Silva expresses significant skepticism regarding the Titans' backfield, citing a poor offensive line and uncertainty about the split between Tony Pollard and Tajae Spears. Silva notes that while Pollard is projected for touches, the overall team situation is a 'red flag' that makes him want to draft around the entire backfield.NegativeBustAug 3, 2026
Adam Levitan is fading Tony Pollard at his current ADP (mid-70s). He questions the ceiling for a 29-year-old running back playing behind a poor offensive line (ranked 32nd) with a capable backup (Tajie Spears) and a team unlikely to score many touchdowns. Levitan prefers taking volatile swings on younger backs like Bachel Tootin or Travion Henderson.PositiveNewsJul 6, 2026
Market Monday 🚨 @adamlevitan addresses the moving price tags on: • Rashid Shaheed (⬆️) • Tony Pollard (⬆️) • Brandon Aiyuk (⬇️) • And morePositiveValueJul 6, 2026
Pollard rose 2.8 spots to 73.5 overall on Underdog. From a workload perspective, Adam Levitan believes Pollard is going too late: he has three straight years of 240+ carries and caught 33+ balls in five straight years, and will be the bell cow again for the Titans with Tajay Spears in a pass-catching/change-of-pace role and Nick Singleton as a return man. Year two Cam Ward and Brian Dable represent an upgrade over Brian Callahan/Mike McCoy. Levitan targets Pollard in best ball when thin at running back alongside Ramondre Stevenson, Jalen Warren, and Rico Jones. However, in redraft and season-long formats, Levitan is unlikely to target Pollard because the downside outcomes don't hurt as much and the 8-10 point baseline doesn't help as much compared to best ball; he prefers bigger swings in redraft where he can grind the wire and trade.