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By Anne Erickson
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It's been a minute since the Tennessee Titans have been a contender in the NFL.
But, that doesn't mean it can't happen. The future is looking bright for the Titans, especially since they have a promising quarterback in the fold with Cam Ward.
So, is this the year that the Titans could really make a comeback? Maybe.
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In a piece about the teams that have the best chance of going from worst to first in their respective divisions, Kevin Patra of NFL.com has the Titans making a comeback.
"The arrival of coach Robert Saleh and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll brings legitimacy to a Titans squad that has lived in the AFC South cellar for the past three seasons," he says in the piece. Later, he adds, "The key to Tennessee finally finding success will be Cam Ward. The quarterback showed flashes as a rookie last season, but was wholly inconsistent. Robinson and first-round pick Carnell Tate should provide significantly better weaponry than Ward was given in Year 1. Daboll has proved he can develop young quarterbacks. If Ward makes a leap in 2026, the Titans have a shot to compete with their division rivals."
My Take: Titans Have a Lot Riding on Cam Ward
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It's safe to say that Ward has the world on his shoulders with the Titans. He could be the difference-maker this season.
Daboll is coming off a difficult run with the Giants. He didn't have much success with the team, but he also didn't have the right players and chemistry. There's a case to be made that Daboll will be able to do a lot more with the Titans than he ever could with the Giants.
Daboll could also help develop Ward. He's known for helping take young quarterbacks to the next level, and if he does that with Ward, the Titans could go from worst to first in the division.
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