Cameron Ward

He is saying and doing all the right things. If Tennessee is going to crawl back to respectability, he will be a major reason why. 

Ward offers maneuverability in the pocket and the ability to create off-structure. Ward displayed promise in limited exposures when attacking the middle of the field within the timing and scope of the play design. 

Still, Ward ran a lot of RSPs at his last two college stops and his downfield work was a lot of Four Verticals (essentially, "everyone go deep, and work open if I don't hit you off my drop back.")

The big question, short-term, is how fast Ward can adapt to an NFL  playbook against NFL defenses. Veteran receiver, Tyler Lockett, should prove helpful with Ward's transition -- at least off the field. Expect big weeks from Ward, enough bad weeks that you won't want to count on him.  

Has awesome physical tools and arm talent. An aggressive passer. The first overall pick in the draft. Ward is being slept on.