NFL Draft is around the corner, and no position is poised to get more attention than quarterback. Everyone wants an elite one, and most struggle to secure one. No doubt that several will try to unearth the next superstar starting April 25,

Don't expect quarterback Cam Ward to land with the Cleveland Browns unless he falls to No. 2. Cleveland general manager, Andrew Berry, told reporters on Sunday at the NFL annual meeting that it's "unlikely" the Browns will make a deal with the Tennessee Titans to land the top overall pick.

For the first time since 2016, the Tennessee Titans own the first overall pick in the NFL Draft. The choice that year was quarterback Jared Goff—but that was by

The Tennessee Titans are on the clock as the 2025 NFL draft approaches, as they are armed with the No. 1 overall pick. With the team continuing to be linked to Miami football quarterback Cam Ward, Titans head coach Brian Callahan recently discussed the team’s position on Ward,

Everyone assumes the Titans will pick Cam Ward with the NFL Draft's No. 1 pick and give him their starting job. Tennessee's president of football operations, Chad Brinker, says not so fast. The Titans still have an established quarterback in the building in the form of Will Levis.