Titans QB Cam Ward Resumes Throwing, Expected Ready for Minicamp
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward has resumed throwing activities four months after sustaining a shoulder injury during the team's season finale in Jacksonville. General Manager Mike Borgonzi confirmed that Ward is progressing well in his rehabilitation and is trending in the right direction. The organization expects Ward to be fully capable of throwing at the upcoming minicamp in June, which serves as a critical milestone before the start of training camp in July. This recovery timeline is particularly significant as Ward enters his first offseason working with new offensive coordinator Brian Daboll and quarterbacks coach Shea Tierney. Although Ward has been present at the Titans' facility since January for non-contact workouts, his return to throwing allows him to integrate more effectively with teammates, including wide receivers Wan'Dale Robinson, Calvin Ridley, Chimere Dike, and Elic Ayomanor. Borgonzi also emphasized the team's ongoing commitment to supporting Ward by improving offensive protection and acquiring playmakers ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. The update provides reassurance to fans and management regarding the health of the first-overall pick from the previous year.
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Titans QB Cam Ward Resumes Throwing, Expected Ready for Minicamp
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward has resumed throwing activities four months after sustaining a shoulder injury during the team's season finale in Jacksonville. General Manager Mike Borgonzi confirmed that Ward is progressing well in his rehabilitation and is trending in the right direction. The organization expects Ward to be fully capable of throwing at the upcoming minicamp in June, which serves as a critical milestone before the start of training camp in July. This recovery timeline is particularly significant as Ward enters his first offseason working with new offensive coordinator Brian Daboll and quarterbacks coach Shea Tierney. Although Ward has been present at the Titans' facility since January for non-contact workouts, his return to throwing allows him to integrate more effectively with teammates, including wide receivers Wan'Dale Robinson, Calvin Ridley, Chimere Dike, and Elic Ayomanor. Borgonzi also emphasized the team's ongoing commitment to supporting Ward by improving offensive protection and acquiring playmakers ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. The update provides reassurance to fans and management regarding the health of the first-overall pick from the previous year.
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