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Titans RB Tony Pollard delivered a Week 7 stat line that makes you check twice to ensure it was real. The veteran racked up 129 yards and 3 TDs on 25 carries, adding 26 receiving yards by catching all three of his targets. That set his season high in carries for the second straight week (by six), beat his previous high in rushing yards by 53, set a season high in receiving yards, and quadrupled Pollard's season TD total. So what's this big day mean, other than a bunch of fantasy points?

Titans RB Tony Pollard posted a solid fantasy outing in Sunday's loss to the Ravens, thanks primarily to a first-quarter TD run from 3 yards out. That came as part of a mere 16-48-1 rushing line (3.0 yards per carry), while Pollard added 2 catches for 2 yards on 4 targets. Tyjae Spears finished with 7 yards on 2 carries and 1 catch for minus-1 yard on his lone target. Nicholas Singleton added 2 rushing yards on 3 carries.

Titans RBs Tony Pollard (ankle) and Tyjae Spears (ankle) were sidelined for Wednesday's practice. HC Robert Saleh said both guys are dealing with "soreness." We'll see if they're able to get back on the field tomorrow. Nicholas Singleton would be the best bet for touches in Tennessee's backfield if both Pollard and Spears miss Sunday's game vs. the Giants. The rookie is worth stashing in deep fantasy leagues.

Tennessee RBs averaged 4.6 yards per carry in Sunday's narrow home loss to Philadelphia. Tony Pollard led with 64 yards on 14 carries (4.6 per rush). Tyjae Spears followed with 41 yards on 7 attempts (5.9). Rookie Nicholas Singleton added 10 yards on four third-quarter rushes. Singleton's action came entirely on one drive, while Spears was out with an apparent left-leg issue. But Spears later returned.

A reporter asked Titans OC Brian Daboll on Thursday about his backfield plan, and Daboll invoked all the phrases that fantasy managers hate to hear if they're hoping to start a team's RB.

The Titans started RB Tony Pollard in their preseason opener, as expected. But he didn't work as the clear backfield leader. Tyjae Spears mixed in on the team's first possession, matched Pollard at 4 carries, ran seven pass routes to Pollard's five, and drew the only target between them before both guys left the game.

Tennessee returns Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears to an offense that ranked just 30th in rushing yards and 28th in total RB PPR points last season. The Titans added RB Nicholas Singleton out of Penn State in Round 5. So how should we expect that trio to fit together in the first season under HC Robert Saleh and OC Brian Daboll?

The Tennessee Titans selected Penn State RB Nicholas Singleton in Round 5 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Singleton brings rare straight-line speed for his size and a slashing style. He’s also one of the top pass-catching backs. Penn State never unleashed him as a true workhorse, but he did play alongside four-star recruit Kaytron Allen. The duo split carries near-evenly across 2022-23 before Allen led 15.3 to 10.9 over the past two seasons. That’s concerning for Singleton’s usage projection. Among the 20 RBs invited to the NFL Combine, Singleton ranked 18th in 2025 rushing market share (25.8%), and in yards after contact per attempt (2.69). He ranked 19th in 2025 missed tackles forced per attempt (0.15) and fifth in receiving yards per route run (1.52). He is currently 22 years old.

Penn State RB Nicholas Singleton has gained clearance to return from the foot injury that halted his predraft work during Senior Bowl week, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Singleton broke the fifth metatarsal (commonly known as a "Jones fracture") in his right foot during Senior Bowl practices but has already resumed running.

Former Penn State RB Nick Singleton broke a bone in his right foot on Thursday during a Senior Bowl practice. He’ll undergo surgery. The news comes from Singleton’s father, via reporter Rich Scarcella of the Reading Eagle. Singleton’s excellent athleticism made him a potential riser at the NFL Combine, but now he won’t take part in on-field drills. We’ll track his rehab throughout the offseason.