The biggest problem with Cam Ward and the Titans offense starts with the QB, but keeps changing hands

Austin Stanley analyzes the Tennessee Titans' loss to the Cleveland Browns, arguing that while quarterback Cam Ward made costly errors, overall offensive failure stems from widespread inconsistency across the roster. Stanley notes that Ward started efficiently with early scoring drives, but critical mistakes on a goal-line stand and an immediate interception flipped momentum in Cleveland's favor.

The writer assigns Ward a 'C' grade, pointing out that dropped passes, a fumble by rookie Carnell Tate, and missed blocking assignments contributed equally to the defeat. Stanley argues that Tennessee's offense suffers from compounding mistakes across the unit rather than problems created exclusively by its quarterback.