Breaking News: Pollard to Ravens, Treasure or Trash?

FRISCO: As they say, “One team’s treasure is another team’s...,” to put it another way. Tony Pollard is not “trash,” no.

The rushing back for the Dallas Cowboys has been in a Pro Bowl and has amassed 1,000 yards of rushes twice. Despite being only 27 years old, he already has a stellar reputation as a teammate and some genuinely amazing skills. However, it is evident that Dallas is not giving “TP” first priority when it comes to signing him

—at least not at the $12 million franchise tag rate that is currently in place or the $10 million rate that he received last year.

We now enter the “NFL Gossip” segment of the show, and not many media outlets provide the same level of in-depth coverage of the sport as ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.

And we’ll find out whether the report is “trash.”
According to Fowler, “some personnel people inside the league believe” that Baltimore’s free-agency goal is to “target a running back with pedigree.” This report is “tricky” in that it is both eye-catching and sufficiently ambiguous to prevent the author from becoming bogged down in details. With J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards, two running backs for the Baltimore Ravens, about to become free agents, Pollard steps up to replace Ezekiel Elliott as “America’s Team”‘s main ball carrier.

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