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Cam Ward BACK ON TRACK Goals at Tennessee Titans Mandatory Mini-Camp & Jeffery Simmons Leadership
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- Jun 15, 2026
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- 1822
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Summary
The Tennessee Titans kick off mandatory mini-camp this week and seeing Cam Ward get back on the right track would be the best thing that could happen. While it isn't time to panic, Ward has been having his struggles through summer sessions so far and getting the momentum rolling in the right direction with a full complement of teammates would be a nice thing to hear. Also, Ward and Carnell Tate heating back up would be great progress, but hearing about Cam's connection with Calvin Ridley as Ridley gets back to full go would be something else to keep an eye on. Ridley's potential makes him a key player if the Titans hope to hit their goals or exceed them. The offensive line deserves attention too as starting offensive tackles JC Latham and Dan Moore have been absent of late. Their status plus the right guard battle make the trenches more interesting than ever. That counts on defense too as Jeffery Simmons and John Franklin-Myers have also not been participating in sessions so far. Having them back out on the field would mean a lot from a locker room perspective as well. Finally, Femi Oladejo getting back out there would be great as he is currently falling behind while his fellow second-year teammates, Kevin Winston and Marcus Harris, look to keep thriving.