Former Miami quarterback Cam Ward appears to have done enough to convince the Tennessee Titans to use the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft to select him. Ward wasn't considered a slam dunk for the top pick after the college football season.Many thought Colorado's Shedeur Sanders could be valued higher. Also, most draft experts believe that Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter and Colorado hybrid star Travis Hunter are better prospects.AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementHowever, quarterback is the most important position in football and the Titans have a need. Even with that in mind, some experts still think Tennessee should hold off on addressing the quarterback need.Former Miami QB Cam Ward.Brett Davis-Imagn ImagesThe Athletic's Nick Baumgardner thinks that the Titans are setting themselves up for failure if they draft a quarterback this year."This team needs a complete teardown, right to the studs," Baumgardner wrote. "If you start that process with a rookie quarterback — generational prospect or not — it will be very hard on that player and, eventually, on the first-year GM who made the pick.AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement"It’s going to be difficult for Tennessee to trade this pick, but I’d still be on the phone trying to get a deal done until the very last second. If I couldn’t find one, I’d take the best player on my board. Objectively, Travis Hunter and/or Abdul Carter are going to rank higher than Ward every single time."A great young quarterback can jumpstart a rebuild and that's something head coach Brian Callahan will be familiar with as he saw how quickly Joe Burrow turned the Cincinnati Bengals around when he was the offensive coordinator there.Related: Trade Idea Has Titans Deal Will Levis to Team With Desperate Need at QBRelated: Titans Player Who Abruptly Retired Last Season Returning to NFL With Cowboys
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