Saleh Confident in Ward's Growth

0:00On April 4th, New Titans head coach Robert Salah is stepping into his first season, pumped about quarterback Cam Ward, the number one overall pick from, the 2025 NFL Draft. The 47-year-old Salah sees big things ahead for the 23-year-old signal caller, not just from his arm talent but how he carries, himself around the facility every day. Salah has been watching Ward from a distance, since league rules keep them from talking football yet. This stands out as how this young guy knows everyone by name, from janitors and chefs to trainers. Salah calls it impressive, saying Ward's got his head on straight with a killer work ethic. Ward wrapped his rookie year, leading the Titans to a 3 and 14 record. He hit 59.8% of his passes for 3,169 yards, 15 touchdowns, and 7 picks. He started slow but caught fire late, throwing multiple touchdowns and four straight gains from week 14 to 17, going two and two in those. Matchups Now Ward's rehabbing a sprained AC joint and his throwing shoulder from week 18, no

1:04surgery needed. Salah says he's grinding in the training room and weight room, progressing well with no firm timeline. Salah's also hyped to see Ward mesh with new offensive coordinator Brian Dayball, expecting some healthy back and forth this spark's growth. With Salah this confident, Ward looks prime to level up and turn Titans fans hopes into wins next season. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with the story.