Cam Ward was a much-needed highlight after Treylon Burks was injured during the Tennessee Titans' training camp.

As the Tennessee Titans kicked off training camp earlier this week, their new quarterback didn’t waste time blending into the background. Ward, the top overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, was front and center during Saturday’s workouts. He made it clear what kind of teammate he plans to be.

Rookie quarterback Cam Ward has already created a ton of excitement within the Tennessee Titans building, as teammates and coaches rain praises for Cam’s development, leadership and early connection with key players like wide receiver Calvin Ridley.

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This is a setback for Ward, who is projected to start immediately over veterans Brandon Allen and Tim Boyle. Ward played five seasons of college football, finishing at Miami. In his one season with the Hurricanes, he threw for 4,313 yards and 39 touchdowns with just seven interceptions.

Everyone knew going into the offseason that the 2025 NFL Draft was not set up to be a great one in terms of the quarterback prospects. There simply weren't foolproof signal-callers

Last week, former ESPN and current Ringer employee Todd McShay, a veteran NFL scout for over 20 years, went through a rundown of his current evaluation of the 2