Tyjae Spears

Add Spears to your team if you have a bench or injured‑list spot — he could be back by Week 5 and was talked up as a pass catcher who becomes very useful if Pollard misses time. Only start him if Pollard is ruled out or game reports show he’s getting a lot of snaps, since his recovery and exact role are still uncertain.

He's injured (high-ankle/ankle) and listed out for Week 2, so don’t play him this week. If you have a roster spot to hold him while he heals, keep him since he could help around Week 5 if the starter gets hurt; if you can’t spare the spot, let him go.

He hurt his ankle and will likely miss about a month, so don’t start him this week. Only pick him up if you can stash him on the team’s injured list or have extra bench space—he’s just a depth running back unless Tony Pollard misses time, and the return date isn’t certain.

Draft him only in the late rounds as a bench pick or injury insurance in deeper leagues — he could become the starter if Tony Pollard misses time. But he has a serious ankle injury and might miss games, so skip him if you need someone who will play right away.