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Ward is playing gun-shy behind an offensive line that has actually held up against the Eagles and it is stalling the Titans offense before it ever gets started.
The Tennessee Titans sit at 0-2 entering their Week 3 matchup against the New York Giants, with quarterback Cam Ward struggling to capitalize on improved pass protection. Although Ward has accounted for three touchdowns through two games, Tennessee's offense has stalled due to his pocket presence and hesitancy.
Tennessee's offensive line ranks 15th in the NFL under analyst Ben Baldwin's composite pass protection ratings, a marked improvement behind players including JC Latham, Dan Moore, and Peter Skoronski. Head coach Robert Saleh expressed optimism that Ward and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll's unit will continue to improve as the season progresses.
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