The Tennessee Titans have solidified their running game with Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears as a formidable duo in the backfield. Despite their confidence in these two, head coach Brian Callahan hinted at the potential for adding more depth with another running back who could complement their playing styles. General manager Mike Borgonzi recognized the strength of this year’s draft class for running backs, suggesting the Titans might explore options that could either support or compete with Pollard and Spears.

Pollard is entering the second year of his three-year contract, while Spears has two years left on his rookie deal, providing the Titans with flexibility. They may choose to draft a running back, not out of necessity, but to enhance their offensive dynamism ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, slated for April 24-26. The Titans could greatly benefit from a third back who brings a different style to their established running game.