NASHVILLE — Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward is some 10 pounds lighter as he works to connect with his sixth offensive coordinator in as many seasons.
He also has a pair of new receivers to work with.
And best of all, the shoulder injury that knocked the No. 1 pick of the 2025 NFL draft out of the final game of his rookie season last January is not an issue during Tennessee’s offseason program.
“His arm’s perfectly healthy,” first-year Titans coach Robert Saleh said Thursday. “He’s slinging the ball. I mean, he’s got some good velocity on it. And just like everyone else, learning the system. But so far, so good.”
Ward started every game last season for the Titans — and took every snap for the offense before his injury-forced exit — only to hurt his throwing shoulder on a touchdown run against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Ward needed only time and not surgery, though that didn’t calm fans worried about the quarterback’s health going into his second season.