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McCarron, G. (2026, September 18). Reporter questions if Cam Ward is a ‘very good’ quarterback in tense press conference scene. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/18/sports/reporter-questions-if-cam-ward-is-a-very-good-qb-in-tense-scene/
McCarron, Grace. “Reporter questions if Cam Ward is a ‘very good’ quarterback in tense press conference scene.” New York Post, 18 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/18/sports/reporter-questions-if-cam-ward-is-a-very-good-qb-in-tense-scene/.
McCarron, Grace. “Reporter questions if Cam Ward is a ‘very good’ quarterback in tense press conference scene.” New York Post, September 18, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/18/sports/reporter-questions-if-cam-ward-is-a-very-good-qb-in-tense-scene/.
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In a tense press conference, Cam Ward, the second-year quarterback for the Tennessee Titans, defended his performance after Robert Saleh, his new head coach and former Jets coach, described him as barely meeting the minimum standards of an NFL quarterback. Following a 23-10 loss to the New York Jets in Week 1, Ward insisted he is "a very good quarterback" despite the team's poor start. When pressed by reporters if a “very good” quarterback should have better results than Ward’s, who has yet to secure a win this season, Ward cited various factors affecting his performance, including defensive strategies and game philosophies. The Titans, who struggled significantly last year with a 3-14 record in Ward's rookie season, attempted to bolster their offense by drafting Carnell Tate and signing Wan’Dale Robinson during the offseason.