Tyjae Spears returned to action in Week 10 after missing three games due to a hamstring injury. He had a solid performance, carrying the ball seven times for 47 yards and catching all three of his targets for four yards. This usage indicates he is becoming more involved in the Titans' offense, making him a potential flex option in deeper leagues moving forward. With a 46% snap share and ten total touches, Spears is showing promise as he aims to maintain a role in the passing game.

Tyjae Spears returned to the lineup last week after a three-game absence, playing a season-high 46% of the offensive snaps and recording double-digit touches for the second time this season. Despite this encouraging performance, he remains a risky flex option for Week 11 against the Vikings, who have allowed the third-fewest fantasy points to running backs. Spears has averaged only 9.1 touches per game this season and has seen eight or fewer touches in four of his six games, making him difficult to rely on as a consistent fantasy contributor.

Tyjae Spears has returned from injury and is impacting Tony Pollard's workload, cutting into his touches. This development raises concerns about Pollard's fantasy value, especially with a tough matchup against a strong Vikings defense. The Titans are likely to rely more on their passing game, which could further limit Pollard's opportunities on the ground.

Tyjae Spears' return provided the Titans' running game with a boost, allowing Tony Pollard to take occasional breaks. His presence contributed to the team's ability to maintain a strong rushing performance, finishing with 132 yards against the Chargers and marking their third consecutive game with at least 130 rushing yards.

Tyjae Spears returned in Week 10 after missing three games due to a hamstring injury. Currently ranked as RB57, he averages 6.3 half-point PPR fantasy points per game. The Titans' coaching staff has shown consistent support for Spears, indicating potential for increased usage moving forward. He is recommended for addition in 12-team leagues.