Tony Pollard departed from the Cowboys to join the Titans in free agency, leaving Dallas with a struggling ground game that currently ranks as the second-worst in the league, averaging just 83.7 rushing yards per game. His absence has been felt as the Cowboys navigate a challenging season with two rookie offensive linemen.

Pollard's snap share dropped to 53% with Tyjae Spears' return, leading to an even split in red zone snaps. He struggled with a foot injury and faces a tough matchup against Minnesota, which has allowed the fourth-fewest yards per carry and the second-fewest rushing touchdowns this season. Given the lowly 17.5-point implied team total for Tennessee, exploring alternatives to Pollard is advisable.

Tony Pollard struggled against the Chargers, finishing as the RB23 with only 44 rushing yards on nine carries. With Tyjae Spears returning, Pollard's workload is expected to decrease, raising concerns about his volume. He faces a tough matchup against the Vikings, who rank first in defensive rush DVOA, and with Tennessee likely playing from behind, Pollard's prospects for a strong performance are dim. It's advisable to bench him if other options are available.

Tony Pollard was noted as one of several Titans players dealing with injuries, as he returned to practice after missing time due to a foot issue. His presence in practice is crucial as the Titans navigate their injury challenges leading up to the game against the Vikings.

Tony Pollard has been a reliable fantasy option, currently ranked as RB20 with an average of 12.7 points per game. Despite only three rushing touchdowns this season, he has consistently produced for fantasy players. Pollard is dealing with a foot injury but has managed to play through it. He faces a challenging matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, who have limited running backs to an average of 15.5 fantasy points per game, making his outlook for Week 11 uncertain.