With the NFL's November 10 trade deadline approaching, several teams that miss out on Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor could pivot to Tennessee Titans veteran Tony Pollard, who is on pace for his fifth consecutive 1,000-yard season at age 29.
The Cincinnati Bengals are a candidate after Chase Brown's production dropped to a career-low 3.6 yards per carry, while quarterback Joe Burrow leads the league in completion rate and passing touchdowns.
Green Bay Packers have the NFL's worst rushing offense at 2.9 yards per carry despite Josh Jacobs' return from offseason issues, and his future remains uncertain.
The Seattle Seahawks, who drafted running back Jadarian Price with the 32nd overall pick in April, are unlikely to pursue a star like Taylor but could use an eight-year veteran like Pollard to complement their backfield.
Minnesota Vikings rank 10th in rushing attempts but coach Kevin O'Connell lacks confidence in his running backs, with Aaron Jones and Jordan Mason in the final year of their contracts; Pollard could provide an immediate boost and potentially help quarterback Kyler Murray, according to the analysis.
The New York Giants have cycled through Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy, and released Najee Harris, and Pollard's prior experience with Giants quarterback coach Brian Callahan in Tennessee adds familiarity.
