Titans' Running Back Dilemma: Pollard, Love, or Trade?

It's April 3rd. I'm Corey with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and

Bill for football fans. The Tennessee Titans kicked off the offseason knowing they needed

a running-back boost, with Tony Pollett and TaiJay Spears both hitting contract years,

and likely gone by 2027. They dropped about $300 million in free agency, but skipped any

big moves at the position, only grabbing back a Michael Carter this week to reunite with

his old coach. Earlier reports had Pollett on the trading block as a cap saver, especially

after the team cut under performers like Ligeria Sneed and Lloyd. Cushion buried to free

up over $7 million. But the Titans held onto Pollett, who's delivered back to back 1,000

yard rushing seasons, and met every expectation on his deal. Fans and analysts are buzzing

about whether Tennessee grabs Notre Dame star Jeremiah Love at number four overall in

the draft, though ESPN's latest. Mox sends them toward edge rusher David Bailey instead.

It's got everyone debating the running-back depth, and Pollett's future role. If they

do draft Love, the team could still cut or trade Pollett post draft from maybe a 2027

pick swap, easing the rookie in without. Rushing him. Pollett might even push for his release

to chase a bigger workload elsewhere, keeping this convo wide open as the draft nears.