With the 2025 NFL Draft just days away, all signs point to the Tennessee Titans locking in on Washington State quarterback Cam Ward as their top selection.

Amid swirling questions about the future of their quarterback room and a lack of clarity surrounding Will Levis’ long-term viability, the Titans appear ready to roll the dice on Ward’s upside.
Ward, who dazzled scouts throughout the 2024 college season with his strong arm and creative playmaking, has climbed draft boards steadily.
At 6’2” and 220 pounds, he brings mobility, leadership, and a big-play mentality—something the Titans have sorely lacked since the departure of Marcus Mariota and the gradual decline of Ryan Tannehill.
Sources close to the team say the Titans’ front office has been enamored with Ward’s poise and presence during private interviews and workouts. “He’s got that ‘it’ factor,” a team scout said. “When he steps into a room, people pay attention.

On the field, he commands it.”Ward passed for over 3,800 yards and 34 touchdowns in his final season, and what impressed NFL evaluators most was his ability to extend plays and create under pressure.
“He reminds me a bit of a young Russell Wilson,” said one AFC executive. “He’s not just a system guy. He’s a creator.”While some analysts question whether Ward is NFL-ready—citing occasional lapses in decision-making—most agree his ceiling is higher than any other quarterback in this year’s class.
That potential might be too tempting for Tennessee to pass up, especially as the AFC South grows increasingly competitive.The Titans’ current quarterback, Will Levis, showed flashes of promise last season but struggled with consistency and accuracy.
With a new coaching staff in place and a fresh start on the horizon, the front office may view Ward as the face of a new era. “We’re building for the next decade,” said GM Ran Carthon in a press conference.

“This pick isn’t just about talent—it’s about identity.”If the Titans do select Ward, it could spark a ripple effect across the league, with several QB-needy teams looking to trade up for the next best option.
For now, the spotlight is firmly on Tennessee—and Cam Ward is ready for it.