Titans-Seahawks Trade Rumors: Pollard's Future

0:00On April 20th, all 32 NFL teams gear up for the 20-26 draft, and the Tennessee Titans sitting near the bottom, could snag Notre. Dame's explosive running back, Jeremiah Love, with the fourth overall pick. That move with supercharged their offense, but sideline current starter, Tony Pollard, opening the door for a trade. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks head into draft week, desperate for a running back, with just four picks and hype around guys like Jadarian Price, or Jonah Coleman, they might miss. Trading for Pollard makes sense. He's rushed for at least a thousand yards the last four seasons, piling up over 4,000 yards, 25. Touchdowns, and solid receiving numbers too. Pollard's efficiency shines through his stints in Tennessee and Dallas, and he bridged the gap while Zach Scharbonne heals from that ACL tear. Then see him as the steady vet over backups, like a manual Wilson, and the Titans won't pay 9.2 million for a backup to love.

1:00Tray Talks could be light since Tennessee loses leverage post-raft, a six-rounder from Seattle Stash, or maybe swapping their center, Olu. Aloitemi, who's rumored available. Seattle's got plenty of 2027 picks to spare. This could lock in Seattle's run game quick, letting them hunt playmakers elsewhere, while Tennessee flips Pollard for value and rolls fresh into the season. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.