“Titans Take Bold Leap: Is Cam Ward’s Pro Day the Key to Miami QB Shocking NFL Draft Twist?”

As the NFL Draft approaches, speculation runs rampant, and nothing is set in stone—until the pick is officially made. That said, the whispers are starting to grow louder, and it appears that the Tennessee Titans may be seriously considering selecting Miami quarterback Cam Ward with their first overall pick this April. With Ward’s pro day just around the corner, anticipation is in the air—everyone who matters in the Titans organization seems to have flocked to Miami to catch a glimpse of this promising talent. They’ve even broken bread together, signaling a level of interest that’s hard to ignore. Notably, top executives like team president Burke Nihill, general manager Mike Borgonzi and head coach Brian Callahan are not just present; they’re fully engaged in this process, with reports indicating that the Titans’ media crew is on-site to record every moment. It’s an unmistakable sign that all eyes are on Ward. Given the current state of the quarterback market and Ward’s rising star, the Titans seem poised to make a move that could redefine their future. Are they ready to take this leap? To find out more about what’s brewing in Nashville, just click here: LEARN MORE.Ward’s pro day is scheduled for late Monday. Per multiple reports, everybody who’s anybody within the Titans power structure is in Miami to see Ward. In fact, they’ve already had dinner with him.Per multiple reports, Titans brass took Ward out to dinner on Sunday night. Those in attendance for Ward’s pro day reportedly include team president Burke Nihill, general manager Mike Borgonzi and head coach Brian Callahan.

And the Titans need a quarterback. The Will Levis experiment was put to bed in a difficult 2024 campaign for the second-year quarterback and the Titans. Hence, Tennessee possessing the No. 1 overall pick.

There are non-quarterback prospects in this draft rated higher than Ward, most notably two-way Colorado star Travis Hunter and Penn State pass rusher Abdul Carter, lending credence to the prospect that the Titans could pass on a quarterback to select a player perceived as a superior talent.It’s not a done deal until the pick is in. And it’s best to never take anything at face value when it comes to NFL Draft chatter.

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Per The Athletic’s Zac Jackson, the Titans have also sent their in-house TV and website production crews to document Ward’s pro day. Unless they’re all there to acquire extensive footage and information on a potential future opponent, all signs point to Ward going first overall to Tennessee in April. Yahoo Sports’ latest mock draft agrees.But if a team in need of a quarterback that’s holding the No. 1 pick passes on a quarterback that’s deemed to have high-end first-round upside, it’d be among the first. There’s little reason at this point to believe that the Titans will do anything but select Ward first overall.But it sure sounds like the Tennessee Titans are leaning heavily toward selecting Miami quarterback Cam Ward with the first pick in April’s NFL Draft.