Another week, another unforced Cam Ward fumble. The Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback leads the league in lost fumbles with five.

Despite the team hovering near the bottom of the NFL standings for the second straight year, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer reported the Tennessee Titans' coaching vacancy has some cachet.

The Tennessee Titans didn't have enough answers for former coach Mike Vrabel in Sunday's reunion matchup, as Cam Ward's squad was outplayed by Drake Maye's.

The Tennessee Titans decided to fire head coach Brian Callahan, a decision that seemed like it made sense and was only a matter of time. It's a tough situation for rookie quarterback Cam Ward to be in, but it's the reality of the situation.

It’s not all just him, but he is a part of it and we’d like to be able to start seeing some more good football being played and we got to do a better job.”

Ward hasn't lit the NFL world on fire just yet, but he has flashed some of the potential that led to him being selected with the top pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Ward is hardly the first young quarterback to go through a coaching change, as each of the last four quarterbacks picked No. 1 overall had their coaches fired during their rookie seasons.

The Tennessee Titans have handed the reins to Mike McCoy, who now oversees Cam Ward's growth. We asked two former McCoy QBs what that might be like.

The initial game plan for the Titans following this week's coaching change is to simplify the offense for rookie quarterback Cam Ward.

It’s tough to view the timing of Callahan’s dismissal as coincidental. Sunday, the Titans will be confronted with the Ghost of Playoff Seasons Past, as Vrabel — now coach of the 4-2 New England Patriots — returns to Nashville to face his old team at Nissan Stadium.

Patriots linebacker K'Lavon Chaisson forced a turnover on Titans quarterback Cam Ward and scored his first NFL touchdown on Sunday.