Titans QB Cam Ward Fires Back at Loser Question
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward responded to a question about getting used to losing as the team dropped to 0-5.
The Tennessee Titans head into Week 6 seeking their first victory of the season, trailing their record to 0-5 after a 26-3 loss to the Houston Texans. Quarterback Cam Ward, the first overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft, has a 2-15 record. After the defeat, a reporter inquired if Ward had grown accustomed to losing with the team.
Ward responded forcefully, denying the title of "loser" and emphasizing that the team is experiencing adversity while striving to build a foundation for future success. "No, I’m not a loser," Ward declared. "The record might indicate otherwise, but that’s precisely what we’re going through right now. We tackle these challenges every single day."
Ward went 23 for 26 through the air, completing 170 yards and adding an interception. However, the Titans’ running game, which gained only 57 yards on 18 attempts, did little to bolster the offense. The team managed a total of 130 yards, averaging just 3.2 yards per play. Ward’s performance has been inconsistent so far, with 896 passing yards, three touchdowns, and three interceptions in five games.
Despite these struggles, the Titans have collectively faced significant challenges this season. They will face the 2-3 Indianapolis Colts in Week 6, and the pressure to lose that game is clear. The Titans must regroup and refocus in preparation for the upcoming challenge.
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