Cam Ward, the No. 1 overall draft pick in the 2025 NFL draft, has largely been overlooked by the entire NFL. Even on draft day, the media was more focused on what was happening with Shedeur Sanders than on talking to a guy who was a zero-star recruit out of high school that turned into the top passer in his draft class.

The Tennessee Titans quickly moved on from 2023 second-round pick Will Levis. New general manager Mike Borgonzi selected Miami quarterback Cam Ward with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, which means the writing is on the wall for Levis.

The Tennessee Titans are transitioning into the Cam Ward era after making him the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft last month. Ward has yet to earn the start

While wide receiver Xavier Restrepo has received all the UDFA hype, CBS Sports believes DT Cam Horsley is the undrafted player to watch.

The Tennessee Titans are going all-in with Cam Ward as their future franchise QB. Despite an offseason filled with speculation - and plenty of likely solid offers they had to turn down for the No. 1 overall pick - the Titans opted to stay in the top spot of the draft and pick the quarterback most talent evaluators had at the top of their boards.

Cam Ward’s NFL dream came true last month, as the Tennessee Titans picked him with the first overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft. Now, the question becomes whether he’ll be a Day 1 starter for the franchise,

The Tennessee Titans selected first in the NFL draft for only the third time in franchise history in this year's draft. While the Draft only recently concluded,

The very first draft pick ex-general manager Ran Carthon made in the 2023 NFL draft was to select offensive tackle Peter Skoronski to the Tennessee Titans. Selected with the 11th overall pick, Skoronski had solid film and high player grades during his senior season at Northwestern,

Levis, 25, spoke on the Titans’ current quarterback situation during his first media session since the team drafted Ward, saying that “it sucks” to be in his position.

The picks have been submitted, and now it's time for the 2025 NFL Draft class to get paid. With the draft behind us and 257 selected players now slotted into new homes across the country, the attention turns toward gearing up for their rookie seasons.

The Tennessee Titans held onto the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft despite many offers to trade out. The Titans front office stood pat and stuck to their plan. In the end, Tennessee got their guy at the top and finished with seven picks. Here's how these players could fit into the Titans' system.