Cam Ward

No. 1 · 2nd season

The Titans finished last again. Cam Ward might already be their best news in years.

Tennessee finished last in its division for the second year running. Three wins in fourteen tries the season before. The team sitting five victories below a third-place finish. Those are the facts, and they are not kind.

Cam Ward walked into that.

Ward is the Titans' quarterback — which means he inherited a building that has been on fire for a while. What he is doing with that inheritance is the question worth asking right now. Because the AFC South has four quarterbacks, and the conversation has quietly started: is Ward already the second-best of them? Not the second-best on the best team. Second-best in the division, full stop.

For a franchise that has been rebuilding in the most painful way — slowly, publicly, and without much to cheer — that is a different kind of signal. The team around him has work to do. Ward, at least, does not seem like the problem.

The division is still there to be won. The question is whether anyone in Nashville is ready to believe it.

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