With Will Levis and Mason Rudolph at quarterback last year, the Titans averaged 304.2 yards of total offense per game, which ranked seventh-worst in the NFL. The passing attack was particularly poor, as Tennessee averaged 195.1 yards per game in that arena.

While the Titans surely want him to hit the ground running and turn in a dominant rookie campaign, his ability to fully live up to his potential over the course of the long-term future is more important. That might mean taking things a bit slow at the start of his first training camp in the NFL.

The Tennessee Titans will give rookie quarterback Cam Ward most of the work running the first-team offense in training camp even as they hold off announcing the No. 1 overall draft pick their starter.