GRETNA, La. (WVUE) - Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward, the No. 1 overall pick of the 2025 NFL draft, was financially victimized by two alleged scammers from Jefferson Parish, the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday (Oct. 29).

Jefferson Parish deputies say two people used fake identities to steal $250K in loans under Titans QB Cam Ward’s name

Rookie quarterback Cam Ward might be 1-7 to start the Tennessee Titans season, but that hasn't stopped he and his teammates from staying involved. Ward and running back Tyjae Spears hosted a dodgeball tournament and obstacle course on Tuesday at KIPP Nashville College Prep Elementary.

This year’s No. 1 draft pick was seen yelling in frustration at interim head coach Mike McCoy on the CBS broadcast after the Titans elected to punt down 17-7 from the Colts’ 43-yard line on fourth-and-3 early in the third quarter.

Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward flipped the script on the media during his Wednesday press conference. While it is typically the media asking the rookie signal-caller questions in such a situation, Ward put the spotlight back on them when he asked if they could recite a play call back to him after he read it.

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One of the NFL's best hosts one of the NFL's worst Sunday as the Colts face the Titans in Indianapolis.

That's a career game for the average NFL running back, but for Taylor, it's just par for the course in what is becoming a legendary 2025 season. As you might expect, that has some folks banging the drum for Taylor to be considered the NFL's MVP: Recent precedent,