Cam Ward

GM Mike Borgonzi said Thursday that Ward currently is rehabbing his right shoulder and is "doing well," Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

Among the areas where the Jets fell short during Robert Saleh's tenure as their head coach was at the quarterback position and Saleh thinks he has the right guy to avoid a similar fate with the Titans.

He's not waiting for the Raiders anymore. Cam Ward could see a completion percentage spike in his second year as Daboll has tended to focus more on underneath routes and quick-hitters as Giants head coach. We're not sure it's enough to get him out of the low-end QB2 ranks without some help at receiver or a better running game, but it's a start. This news brought to you by major Titans source Jelly Roll.

With Joe Brady landing the Bills head coaching job, Daboll is resigned to take over as OC for head coach Robert Saleh's Titans. Daboll, who served as Bills offensive coordinator before becoming Giants head coach, will be charged with molding second-year QB Cam Ward following Ward's uneven rookie year in which he was among the NFL's most inefficient passers. Turning Ward into a viable starting NFL quarterback will be Saleh's priority for 2026 as he tries to establish a winning culture for a team that has struggled mightily in recent years.

Can former NY Giants head coach Brian Daboll develop Cam Ward as the Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator?