Well, the Titans fall in their first preseason game, but maybe even more important was the play of

quarterback Cam Ward and some of the other position groups. We break it all down here on the Titans

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I'm your host, Julian Minutesone, alongside former pro bowler, Mr. Brad Hopkins.

B. Hop, how you feel in first Titans game, at least preseason game, is in the books,

and a lot to look at it.

How did you feel about it?

Well, first off, you did a great job on Channel 2 tonight.

Thank you. On the Saturday events, and that's pretty cool to hear you on there. And, you know, your assessment of it was correct. There's a lot of promise, a lot of potential. Although we didn't see a Titans win, you know, there's a lot to at least in that second drive, and we'll break it down here in just a few minutes,

to be hopeful for that this season can be a lot different than the one that allowed them to pick first in the draft last year. Yeah, and that's what I wanted to start is Cam Ward. You know,

there's a lot to look at in the preseason, not just Cam Ward, but all eyes were on him being the

number one pick, the quarterback of this team.

Cam finished five for eight, 67 yards. No touchdowns, no interceptions, but he did lead the Titans

to a touchdown on that second drive. What were your big takeaways from Ward's debut?

I would say his poison the pocket, you know, his confidence in leading that team.

He actually, most points, didn't look like a rookie.

You know, of course, we did see a holding call to kind of put them in the hole a little bit.

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