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RB Tony Pollard, TEN (1 Viewer)

I'm trying to avoid Pollard in my drafts and let others take him based on past performance. I think the smarter money is to wait and take Spears later.
I think Pollard is still a little undervalued. He performed well last year and if Cam is upgrade there may be room for further production from Pollard. I also do not trust Spears to remain healthy enough for a much larger workload.
 
I'm trying to avoid Pollard in my drafts and let others take him based on past performance. I think the smarter money is to wait and take Spears later.
I think Pollard is still a little undervalued. He performed well last year and if Cam is upgrade there may be room for further production from Pollard. I also do not trust Spears to remain healthy enough for a much larger workload.
I hear what you're saying - Pollard has been a bit underrated since leaving Dallas. But as mentioned, I think people will look at last year's stats in his workhorse role and extrapolate that. He's always been most effective by staying fresh and in his age 28 season with two straight 300+ touch seasons, my sense is that they don't want to overwork him. Agreed that Spears has had problems staying healthy, but RB injuries are tough to predict. Guys are injury risks until they're not.
 
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I'm trying to avoid Pollard in my drafts and let others take him based on past performance. I think the smarter money is to wait and take Spears later.
Agree on this. Still a lot of time for ADP to shift, but give me Judkins/BRobinson over Pollard in that range. I might even lean Pacheco/Aaron Jones over him there instead. I'd have Pollard about a round and a half later than his current price, valued closer to Jordan Mason/Jaylen Warren.
 
I'm a Pollard believer this year.

He returned value last year (on a team that averaged 18.3 PPG) and I think personnel improvements on that side of the ball along with managing his snap count potentially makes him more efficient.
 

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