Who remembers Tony Pollard?

Pollard's a dude I love. He came into the league as a Day 3 unpolished ball of explosion, and developed himself into a complete RB. He can run inside, run outside, catch, and pass block. He's still cranking out 1,000 yard seasons, even after losing his athletic top gear to injury, even on a godawful Titans team that's not giving him any help. Pro's pro type of player.
 
RB depth was a Dallas Cowboys staple.

Three of the four 1st round picks from 1969 thru 1972 were RBs. In fact, they used both their 1st and 2nd picks in the 1972 draft on RBs.

After the Cowboys acquired Tony Dorsett, they still had guys like Robert Newhouse. Then in the mid-80s it was Tony Dorsett paired with Herschel Walker.

It's a different league now, but not so different that you can just ignore the position for years and use minimum-wage rookie free agents as backups.

It was downright tragic that Pollard's emergence coincided with Zeke Elliot's deterioration.
 
He signed with the titans for less than what Javonte Williams is making and pollard was a better overall running rb than what Williams is right now. The cowboys franchise tagged him and paid him more annually than what his aav was with Tennessee.

Cowboys and Jerry were just playing hard ball for whatever reason.
I think his last year in Dallas was not very good, I'm not sure they really wanted him back.
 
I think his last year in Dallas was not very good, I'm not sure they really wanted him back.
He had just came back off of injury. It waspretty good considering. He returned from injury better than other cowboys in recent history. He lost some burst but he’s regains it as the season progressed and he definitely is the old pollard now in Tennessee.
 

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