- May 21, 2026
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Titans quarterback Cam Ward hasn't always been his sharpest at OTA practices while learning the team's new offense this spring, but missed passes aren't a concern for the guys calling the shots on the coaching staff.
Offensive coordinator Brian Daboll said that Titans players are "still learning" the offense and that "you have to make the mistakes" in order to fix what's wrong with the unit's operation. He said the team is happy with where Ward is at this point in the process and head coach Robert Saleh echoed that lack of concern.
"Every quarterback is going to miss a couple here and there," Saleh said, via Turron Davenport of ESPN.com. "I would say Brock Purdy's one of the most accurate quarterbacks in all of football, and he would miss a lot of throws, and that's OK. These guys are all working on a few things here and there."
The Titans will have chances to continue ironing out the mistakes at minicamp this week and during training camp. If that goes well, the offense should be in position for a quick start to the regular season.
Offensive coordinator Brian Daboll said that Titans players are "still learning" the offense and that "you have to make the mistakes" in order to fix what's wrong with the unit's operation. He said the team is happy with where Ward is at this point in the process and head coach Robert Saleh echoed that lack of concern.
"Every quarterback is going to miss a couple here and there," Saleh said, via Turron Davenport of ESPN.com. "I would say Brock Purdy's one of the most accurate quarterbacks in all of football, and he would miss a lot of throws, and that's OK. These guys are all working on a few things here and there."
The Titans will have chances to continue ironing out the mistakes at minicamp this week and during training camp. If that goes well, the offense should be in position for a quick start to the regular season.