Josh Pate says Miami should have done more than win 10 games with a talent like Cam Ward leading the offense in 2024.

Go back to June 1, 2006. Rod Brind’Amour was a captain then; he’s a coach now. Logan Stankoven was 3 years old then; he’s a budding star now. And in those days, when people talked about

Miami shelled out a lot of money to bring in transfer quarterback Carson Beck this offseason. Beck comes to Miami after five seasons at Georgia, including the past two as the starter, and has an NIL valuation of $4.

Ward lit it up for the Hurricanes last season, throwing for 4,313 yards and a nation-leading 39 touchdowns. At 6-foot-2 and 220 pounds, Ward has all the physical and mental attributes to become a great quarterback in the NFL.

After going undrafted, Xavier Restrepo landed with the Titans thanks to Cam Ward’s strong endorsement—reuniting the former Miami duo as they look to rekindle their explosive connection in the NFL.

The Tennessee Titans officially sign quarterback Cam Ward to a whopping $48.75 million rookie contract ahead of the 2025 season.

There's a lot of excitement surrounding the Tennessee Titans franchise selecting Miami Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward with the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Of course, with Miami, last season he was amazing,

The Tennessee Titans have 91 players at OTA's this week, which makes it difficult to stand out in a crowd, especially as an undrafted free agent. However, one player is making his mark even if he isn't projected to make the final 53-man roster.

Frederik Andersen returned to the net and stopped 20 shots for his fifth career playoff shutout, Logan Stankoven got the only goal Carolina needed and the Hurricanes won their first Eastern Conference finals game in nearly 20 years by beating the Florida Panthers 3-0 on Monday night.