Cam Ward flashed optimism for the Titans, marching Tennessee 65 yards on 11 plays after a rough opening, then delivering five of six passes for 67 yards. He linked with Calvin Ridley for three receptions and 50 yards, showing the developing chemistry the staff has praised. The drive came behind a noticeably improved line that could fix much of the pressure problem that haunted last season, allowing Ward a cleaner pocket and more confident timing on quick releases.

The Titans’ coaching staff stressed grinding on timing and ball release as Ward grows, with Bill Callahan overseeing a more cohesive unit up front. Injuries to Tyjae Spears and Cushenberry, plus Sweat and Simmons’ absence, tempered the outing but underscored how the roster reshaping around Zeitler and Moore Jr. has already strengthened the protection and run support. The next steps include Atlanta prep and continued evaluation in the preseason window.