The fallout from the Tennessee Titans Week 1 debacle against the New York Jets continues to flow, and some analysts are starting to ask some tough questions about multiple aspects of Sunday’s loss.One player at the center of many of those questions is second-year quarterback Cam Ward, who once again looked out of sync and struggled to complete some of the most basic passes in the playbook. Which again raises questions about his accuracy and his potential for long-term success.One outspoken critic who has already seen enough is Nashville’s Clay Travis, who believes it’s only going to get worse for the Titans’ offense.I’ve seen enough, Cam Ward isn’t the guy for the Titans. Time to roll the dice and try again in the draft. He’s bad and getting worse as teams have more film on him. pic.twitter.com/4CCHUwVssI— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) September 15, 2026“Last year I gave Cam Ward a pass because the coaching staff was awful. Brand new coaching staff, he looked awful in the preseason, and he looked awful in Week 1,” Travis said. “At some point in time, you’re gonna have to talk about benching Cam Ward.”As Travis pointed out, Ward has struggled this season and really hasn’t shown the growth many expected. While both head coach Robert Saleh and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll have preached patience, it’s hard for fans of a team that has won six games in two years and has invested heavily on both sides of the ball to be patient. They want to see results.At this point, it’s hard to say what Ward will be. He has had seven different offensive coordinators in seven years, and this could be a step in his development. But Ward has looked tentative this season in a small sample size, and it looks like he is thinking too much and not playing loose.Yes, it may be too early to pull the plug, but it may be time to at least talk about the future.This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Clay Travis: ‘Cam Ward isn’t the guy for the Titans’
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