Titans GM Made Uncomfortable Cam Ward Omission
Tennessee Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi didn't mention Cam Ward as a foundational piece of the franchise.
The Tennessee Titans, led by their general manager Mike Borgonzi, traded star quarterback Cam Ward to the Chicago Bears for future draft picks and a 2027 fourth-round selection. In an interview with reporters, Borgonzi highlighted other veteran players like Amani Hooker, and emerging talent such as JFM, Jermaine Johnson, and Solomon Thomas as key foundational pieces for the team.
Borgonzi expressed confidence in the young players, stating they will improve over time. Despite Ward being the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, Borgonzi's decision to omit him from the foundational list raises concerns for Ward's future with the team. The Titans' decision to trade Ward came after he had a disappointing season with only 1,179 passing yards, four touchdowns, and five interceptions in seven games.
The move suggests the team doesn't believe they are close to contending anytime soon and will use the additional draft capital to rebuild the roster.
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