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Cam Ward Criticizes 4th-Down Field Goal After Titans’ 25-3 Loss to Jaguars

The rookie No. 1 pick questioned a conservative call after Tennessee’s penalty- and turnover-plagued offense fell to 1-11.

Overview

  • Facing fourth-and-3 at the Jacksonville 10 on the opening drive, Tennessee opted for a short field goal that stood as its only points.
  • Cam Ward said the Titans should have gone for it, asking "What do we have to lose?" and emphasizing he favors aggression given the record.
  • Interim coach Mike McCoy defended the decision, saying the staff planned to go for it on fourth-and-2 but kick on fourth-and-3.
  • Tennessee failed to score a touchdown as Ward went 24-of-38 for 141 yards with no scores, and the team logged 10 penalties, two turnovers, and an ejection after a scuffle.
  • The defeat dropped the Titans to 1-11 and a seven-game skid, with Ward at seven touchdown passes through 12 games as scrutiny intensifies over coaching and direction.