Erik Beimfohr called Tony Pollard “100 percent mis-priced” in early DraftKings best-ball lobbies. Pollard was a 2–3 turn pick in his final year with Dallas, and Beimfohr argued his 2023 production was actually solid given the Titans’ dumpster-fire offense. Tennessee has since invested in rookie quarterback Cam Ward and bolstered the supporting cast, giving Pollard a realistic chance at both goal-line work and an enhanced passing-game role—key in full-PPR scoring. At a current ADP hovering around pick 100, drafters are paying for Pollard’s floor while getting his top-15 weekly ceiling for free. Beimfohr is scooping him as an RB2 or even RB1 in builds where he spends early capital on elite quarterbacks or receivers.

Beimfohr called Tony Pollard "100 percent mis-priced" now that he’s slipping into the sixth round on DraftKings. He reminded listeners Pollard was a 2/3-turn pick two seasons ago in Dallas, yet still managed a "pretty solid" fantasy year amidst the Titans’ dumpster-fire offense. Tennessee has since added Cam Ward and significantly upgraded the line and receiving corps, which should restore neutral- or positive-script snaps and both goal-line and pass-catching chances. DraftKings’ full-PPR scoring further accentuates Pollard’s receiving pedigree—he has averaged 2.7 receptions per game over the last three years. Beimfohr is drafting him aggressively now, predicting the market will correct once preseason depth-chart reports show Pollard as a 65-percent-snap workhorse.