Tony Pollard had one last chance to show contenders what he can do before the Tennessee Titans go on their bye and the Nov. 10 trade deadline passes, and he made the most of it in Cincinnati.
The Tennessee Titans entered today coming off a heartbreaking, last-second defeat at the hands of the Cleveland Browns last week. The Titans blew that game after jumping out to a dominant 14-0 start, fueled by a breakout run from Tony Pollard.
Tony Pollard gave Nashville something to cheer about last Sunday, even in a loss. The Tennessee Titans running back ran for 129 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries against Cleveland, and he topped the winners list from a 27-24 defeat.
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Tom Pelissero reports that multiple teams have interest in trading for Titans RB Tony Pollard, yet the team remains hesitant to move the veteran running back.
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Tony Pollard ran for 129 yards and three touchdowns against Cleveland, and the Tennessee Titans still lost 27-24 on a late kick. That’s been the season in Nashville.
Tony Pollard is the kind of running back a team like the Washington Commanders should be calling about. Washington’s leading rusher, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, averaged 3.6 yards per carry before landing on injured reserve with a groin injury, and Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox named Washington the ideal landing spot for the Titans back Thursday.
The Titans’ roster is suddenly worth exploring after the Jeffery Simmons trade, and Tony Pollard could give Detroit a proven pass-protection option without costing much draft capital.
The Tennessee Titans could be preparing for more roster changes after trading defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to the Chicago Bears. With the franchise struggling to find its footing this season, running back Tony Pollard and wide receiver Calvin Ridley are two veterans who could be next to leave Nashville before the Nov.
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Tony Pollard did just about everything Tennessee could ask for Sunday. He ran 25 times for 129 yards and scored all three Titans touchdowns in a walk-off loss to Cleveland, and the 27-24 result still left Tennessee at 1-6.
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Tony Pollard did his part for the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, and Brian Daboll’s offense still left points sitting on the Cleveland 1-yard line. Andre Szmyt’s 32-yard field goal as time expired gave the Browns a 27-24 win and ended Tennessee’s shot at its first back-to-back wins since 2022.
The Tennessee Titans entered today's matchup with the Cleveland Browns coming off their first win of the season. Momentum like that can't be wasted for a 1-5 team and a first-year head coach with his back against the wall.
The Tennessee Titans scored 14 points in the first seven minutes of today's game. Nissan Stadium was rocking at an undeniable season-high, and the home team appeared to be in full control of the contest against the Cleveland Browns.
Somewhere on the East Bank, a Titans fan is still replaying a 65-yard run from last December. Tony Pollard broke that one in Cleveland on his way to a career-high 161 rushing yards and two touchdowns in a 31-29 win, and the Tennessee Titans could use that version of him again Sunday at Nissan Stadium.
The Minnesota Vikings have emerged as one of the NFL’s top contenders this season, but adding Tennessee Titans running back Tony Pollard could make their offense even more dangerous heading into the second half of the year.
The Seattle Seahawks need more than a patchwork backfield. They need a dependable veteran who can carry the load while their running back room heals. Tennessee Titans running back Tony Pollard offers that stability, even as his production has been modest ahead of the November 10 trade deadline.
The Denver Broncos should offer the Tennessee Titans their own 2027 fifth-round pick for Tony Pollard. That price would give Sean Payton another proven runner without sacrificing the premium draft capital Denver needs to keep building around Bo Nix.
As an impending free agent on a winless, rebuilding team, Titans running back Tony Pollard looks like a logical trade candidate as the Nov. 10 deadline approaches.
The start to the 2026 season hasn’t been favorable for the Tennessee Titans, and it especially hasn’t been favorable for the players on the offensive side of the ball.
Looking ahead to the midseason NFL trade deadline on November 10, ESPN’s Adam Schefter listed several potential candidates to be moving, including Titans
Leading up to last year’s trade deadline, Tony Pollard was among the members of the Titans who drew interest. The veteran running back is once again seen as a candidate for an in-season move.