The Tennessee Titans introduced their new head coach, Robert Saleh, on Thursday, and while most of the press conference was centered on his philosophy and staff, some news came out that should make Titans fans feel at ease.
Following the press conference, Jim Wyatt reported that general manager Mike Borgonzi talked about Cam Ward and how he is recovering from the AC joint sprain that knocked him out of the season finale against the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the news is extremely positive. He stated that Ward is rehabbing his right shoulder and is doing well.
Ward left the Week 18 matchup against the Jaguars following a first-quarter touchdown run, which was later revealed to be a sprained AC joint following the game. No timetable was given for his recovery, making it unclear if he will be available for OTAs in May.
This will be an important offseason for Ward, as the Titans transition to a new offense under Brian Daboll, and missing OTAs would be a significant setback. However, the Titans’ hopes rest on Ward’s shoulders, and his health for the regular season is essential to the team’s success.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans: QB Cam Ward ‘doing well’ rehabbing shoulder injury
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