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Tyler Lockett: Cam Ward practice fight wasn't serious, but shows how competitive he is
Titans quarterback Cam Ward got into a scuffle on the practice field with defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons in an unusual sight for a quarterback in training camp, when quarterbacks are off-limits.

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Titans' Cam Ward on practice scuffle with Jeffery Simmons: 'I think it was what we needed'
Titans' Cam Ward on Simmons scuffle: Happy he's my teammate
Titans' Simmons Says His Shove of Ward Was Simply Flared Tempers and Blown Out of Proportion
Three-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons defended shoving the Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Cameron Ward at the end of practice Monday and accused outsiders of blowing up tempers fl...

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Tennessee Titans' Jeffery Simmons says 'Move on' when asked about incident with Cam Ward
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Titans’ Cam Ward drops truth bomb on Jeffery Simmons fight
“Jeff’s strong as s—,” Ward said, according to ESPN’s Turron Davenport. “It was fun, and I think it was what we needed. We love competing, just with me and Jeff. I’m excited to have that man as my te...

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Cam Ward: Scuffle with Jeffery Simmons was fun, what we needed
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Titans' Jeffery Simmons says shove of Cam Ward was flared tempers, blown out of proportion

Titans OC Reveals What They’re Improving in Cam Ward

The Tennessee Titans hope they've found their franchise-changing quarterback in Cam Ward. The 2024 Heisman Trophy finalist threw for over 4,000 yards and 39 tou
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Cam Ward 2.0? Greg McElroy considers John Mateer’s potential impact at Oklahoma

Cam Ward was a smashing success at Miami after transferring from Washington State, and perhaps John Mateer can do the same in Norman.
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Titans' Cam Ward focused on footwork heading into final preseason game

On a more serious note, Ward is looking to better his footwork as the Titans prepare for Friday’s preseason finale against Minnesota at Nissan Stadium. The number one overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft is 7-for-15 (46.7 percent) in two preseason contests, with zero touchdowns, zero interceptions and a 71.3 percent NFL quarterback rating.
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