Ward and Titans defensive back Quandre Diggs are cousins. Ward's parents lived close to Diggs' mother in Texas as Ward grew up, according to a 2022 story in The Athletic, with Diggs giving Ward advice as he worked through the high school ranks and subscribing to ESPN+ to watch Ward at Incarnate Word.

Thankfully, with the No. 1 overall pick, the Titans now have the perfect avenue to upgrade their quarterback room. And when it comes to choosing between Ward and Sanders, it sound

Cam Ward has a variety of teams interested in him ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, and one person predicts where he'll end up.

The Titans know neither Will Levis nor Mason Rudolph is a long term answer at quarterback. While the need for help across the offense could make trading back a tempting possibility, Tennessee’s opportunity to take 2025’s first passer is the better deal.

The Browns had no choice but to keep Deshaun Watson on the roster in 2025 due to his colossal contract, but that doesn't mean he has to start. Cleveland is expected to add a quarterback one way or another, and it would benefit both GM Andrew Berry and coach Kevin Stefanski to find a long-term solution at the position as soon as possible.

Miami quarterback Cam Ward sat out the second half of Saturday’s Pop-Tarts Bowl in Orlando, creating a flurry of controversy over the signal caller not finishing the game. Ward captured the NCAA Division 1 record for touchdowns thrown in a career during the contest but didn’t return to action after halftime.

Should Shedeur Sanders be the first QB chosen in the NFL Draft? Or perhaps Cam Ward would be a better choice. Our experts weigh in.

NFL Draft is only a few months away, and some of the league's worst teams are looking for a quarterback to turn their fortunes around. The New York Giants, Las Vegas Raiders and Cleveland Browns are among the teams in need of a new quarterback,