The Seattle Seahawks may be an ideal landing spot for Tennessee Titans running back Tony Pollard with the Seahawks in need of stronger production from their ground game this season.
Pollard’s experience and proven production serve as a potential solution on paper to Seattle’s inconsistent rushing attack. Pollard has recorded 349 rushing yards and one touchdown on 87 carries through six games this season. He has established himself as a perennial 1,000-yard rusher, having achieved the milestone in four consecutive seasons from 2022-25. His track record makes him an intriguing trade target for a Seattle offense seeking dependable production.
The Seahawks have recorded 643 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns as a team this season — numbers
that call for improved production and consistency on the ground.
Jadarian Price and George Holani have endured up-and-down starts to the year, creating questions about Seattle’s consistency in its offensive backfield. Acquiring Pollard may provide the Seahawks with a proven primary running back capable of shouldering a significant workload. He figures to give Seattle a dependable rushing threat, help balance its offensive attack and potentially provide the spark needed to elevate its ground game.
This article originally appeared on Seahawks Wire: Seahawks ought to trade for Titans star RB to bolster Super Bowl hopes
