NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The backfield for the Tennessee Titans will have a different look when the season kicks off in the fall. Instead of a primary feature back, Tennessee is adopting a "two is better than one" approach.
Gone are the days of the "exotic smashmouth" or ball-control offense with Derrick Henry leading the way.
The Titans are looking to light up the scoreboard under new coach Brian Callahan. Tennessee signed former Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Pollard to a three-year deal when the new league year began last month to pair with second-year playmaker Tyjae Spears.