Music City Miracles on Cam Ward
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Sophomore quarterback Cam Ward showed real growth. Ward was way better than he was in Week 1 versus the Jets, and that progress is good news for the Titans. Ward finished 13-of-20 for 183 yards. Ward was very accurate and decisive. Ward also rushed for two touchdowns. Ward completed 65% of his passing attempts. He only bested that mark in four individual games last season. Ward also averaged an explosive 9.2 yards per pass. That would have been a single-game high during his 2025 rookie campaign.
STACKED’s take
Ward's week-to-week growth shows improved accuracy, aDOT, and dual-threat upside.
Cam Ward showed significant week-to-week improvement in Week 2 versus Philadelphia, completing 65% of passes (13-of-20 for 183 yards) with an average depth of target of 7.1 yards—up from 5.3 in Week 1 against the Jets. His 9.2 yards per pass would have been a single-game high during his 2025 rookie season. Ward also rushed for two touchdowns, including a QB sneak on 4th-and-goal, demonstrating improved playmaking ability and confidence in the offense. The source notes Ward was "very accurate and decisive" and "better than the box score indicates," with offensive coordinator Brian Daboll removing struggling concepts from Week 1. Ward's footwork remains a work-in-progress, but his overall trajectory against a stout Eagles defense suggests positive momentum heading into Week 3.
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