Titans' Brian Daboll on deep passing game: 'It's not all on Cam'
Offensive coordinator Brian Daboll explains why the Tennessee Titans passing game is struggling to find its rhythm.
On Tuesday, the Tennessee Titans held one of their final practice sessions before the preseason concluded. During a press conference, offensive coordinator Brian Daboll addressed various subjects, including Cam Ward's progress and rookie Carnell Tate. However, a notable discussion arose when Daboll elaborated on the Titans' deeper passing offense, explaining why it hasn't been successful in the two preseason games so far.
Daboll highlighted the importance of intermediate chunk plays, layered throws, and man-to-man throws, emphasizing the role of receivers taking proper angles and the significance of protection. He reiterated that it wasn't solely Cam's responsibility, stating, "It's a combination of things. We've been working on it. We'll continue to work on it." Daboll acknowledged that the offense needed improvement in this area.
Despite Ward's occasional mistakes, he showcased growth in Week 2 of the preseason, solidifying his role. He is set to face another playoff team during a joint practice with the Chicago Bears on Thursday. This development followed a previous report, which originally appeared on Titans Wire.
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