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Titans QB Cam Ward fine with day-by-day approach as rookie

AP photo by George Walker IV / Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward passes during offseason drills Wednesday in Nashville. Ward was the No. 1 pick of last month's NFL draft, but the Titans haven't named him their starting quarterback in a competition that includes Will Levis, who started parts of the past two seasons.
AP photo by George Walker IV / Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward passes during offseason drills Wednesday in Nashville. Ward was the No. 1 pick of last month's NFL draft, but the Titans haven't named him their starting quarterback in a competition that includes Will Levis, who started parts of the past two seasons.

By TERESA M. WALKER / The Associated Press 4 min read

NASHVILLE — Tennessee Titans coach Brian Callahan is doing his best to temper expectations that Cam Ward, the No. 1 pick in this year’s NFL draft, will be the starting quarterback this season.

The Titans still have the offseason to complete, then there’s training camp and three preseason game before their regular-season opener against the host Denver Broncos on Sept. 7.

So don’t even look at who’s rotating in at quarterback.

Callahan said Wednesday the Titans didn’t even have a breakdown of first and second teams on the second day of the team’s third phase of the offseason program. Who goes first today might be different the next.

“There’s a plan in place for all the quarterbacks,” Callahan said.