Titans quarterback Cam Ward’s first drive of the preseason covered 95 yards and ended with a Tony Pollard touchdown run, but the night wasn’t a total success for the second-year starter.
Ward stayed in the game for three series and the Titans picked up 15 yards while punting twice. He finished the night 5-of-12 for 57 yards and head coach Robert Saleh said after the game that it looked like the move to game action contributed to things getting away from the quarterback.
“It felt like his decisions were right, it just felt like he was a little sped up more than he had been in camp ,” Saleh said. “It’s first time live bullets. It looked like his…
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