​In less than two weeks, rookies will report to the Tennessee Titans’ training camp, and the position battles can begin. While there will be some interesting battles to watch throughout camp, some positions are pretty much dialed in.Over the next few days, Titans Wire will go through the roster and break down the battles to watch during training camp and the preseason as the team prepares to take on the New York Jets in Week 1.First on our list will be a position that looks set to start camp but is still one to keep an eye on for a couple of reasons: quarterback.Cam Ward enters camp entrenched as the starter, and the Titans are counting on him to take a significant step forward in 2026. During OTAs and minicamp, Ward reportedly struggled with accuracy as he built chemistry with new receivers and learned Brian Daboll’s system, but posts on social media show he has been working hard with receivers during this break.Tennessee brought in Mitch Trubisky to help Ward learn the system and be his primary backup, and he looked the part during minicamp. Trubisky may have struggled as a starter in the league, but his experience and familiarity with the system should give the Titans better depth than they had in 2025.Behind Trubisky, Will Levis and Hendon Hooker will be competing, but it appears that Levis has more riding on his performance. After missing all of 2025 after shoulder surgery, Levis needs to play well if he has any hope of stealing a roster spot or building up his stock for a potential trade. Throughout his career, he has flashed his athleticism and has all the traits teams look for in a quarterback, but he must find a way to harness his recklessness and build some consistency.This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans training camp preview: Cam Ward looking to build consistency