@Uncle Leo better runningbacks? Sure. Better weapons overall? NOPE.Cam Ward completed 26-of-38 attempts for 222 yards, one touchdown, and one interception in the Titans’ Week 6 loss against the Raiders.
It was the rookie’s third touchdown pass in his first six games. Ward was under constant pressure, as per usual, taking six sacks and avoiding a half dozen more. Ward appeared almost surprised in the rare moments when he operated from a clean pocket against the Raiders. He lost Calvin Ridley to a hamstring injury in the first half, forcing Ward to rely on check-down targets like Chig Okonkwo and his running backs for much of the second half. Ward, held to 5.8 yards per pass attempt against the Raiders, will only be viable in superfelx formats next week against the Patriots.
- Rotoworld
I'm terrified of him becoming Carr or Couch. We finally have a dude with tons of talent. Do not wreck him!
Cam Ward is currently on pace for 3120 passing yards on 55% CMP and 8 TDs to 11 INTs and 67 sacks with a Titans team projected to win under 3 games
For reference, here are the rookie seasons of the last 3 1st overall pick QBs
2024 Caleb Williams: 3541 yards and 63% CMP with 20 TDs to 6 INT and 68 sacks with a 5-12 record
2023 Bryce Young (17 game pace): 3057 yards on 60% CMP and 12 TDs to 11 INTs with a 2-14 record in real life
2021 Trevor Lawrence: 3641 yards on 60% CMP and 12 TDs to 17 INTs and 32 sacks with a 3-14 record
Interestingly comparing to Will Levis last year, his 17 game pace was 2962 yards on 63% CMP and 18 TDs to 17 INTs with 58 sacks and a 3-14 on pace record. Cam Ward is also by far the least productive rusher of the 5 with a pace of 102 yards, less than half of next to last place (Levis with 260)
Source: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WardCa00.htm