Jones: WR George Pickens needs the ball more

Multiple teams are interested in running back Tony Pollard. So far, however, G.M. Mike Borgonzi has declined to engage in conversations about a potential trade.

Whether that will change remains to be seen, with or without someone calling owner Amy Adams Strunk directly.

Related players: Tyjae Spears, Nicholas Singleton, Michael Carter

Pollard has been on fire over the last two weeks so his stock is going up, despite possibly being a Plan B behind Jonathan Taylor and Saquon Barkley, who the Eagles say they will not trade. If the Titans do move on from Pollard, Spears (although he's been out the past two weeks) could move into the RB1 role. Singleton was drafted this past spring but really hasn't been a factor, although his role would likely increase with a Pollard trade.

With the trade deadline approaching, Sunday was Jonah Coleman’s audition for the #broncos RB1 role the rest of the way.

Related players: J.K. Dobbins, RJ Harvey, Adam Prentice

The post went on to say Coleman isn’t splitting work anymore - he took over the Broncos backfield after halftime, and he did it as a runner and a receiver, in the mind of Jane, who covers the team for the Denver Post. Jane added, in the second half, Coleman accounted for roughly 55% of Denver’s 140 yards of offense. With Harvey now on IR, the receiving game work was open for Coleman to take over, but he looks like he may have passed Dobbins as the early down rusher as well. Coleman could still be on your wire at this point, maybe especially in more shallow leagues, but either way, he won't be there much longer.

Raiders HC Klint Kubiak likened Ashton Jeanty’s potential workload to Christian McCaffery’s during OTAs, adding that great backs don’t want to come off the field.

With Jeanty getting outsnapped by Mike Washington Jr. yesterday, asked if he thinks this is now more of a shared backfield.

“Your 11, whether you’re playing really well or not playing well at all, it’s always going to change a little bit.”

Jeanty got just two carries and played on 39% of snaps while Washington jumped to 60% of snaps and had 25 carries for 83 yards. Jeanty was still a factor in the passing game but only caught three balls for 64 yards. Unfortunately, despite Washington getting work previous weeks, no one really saw this total switch coming in Week 8. It remains to be seen if this was just a one-week thing or if the Raiders are giving Washington a chance to carry the load, leaving Jeanty as more of a change of pace or third down back.