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Titans QB Cam Ward: Full media availability following OTAs
Tennessee Titans QB Cam Ward discussed his relationships he's built with the team, playing at the professional level compared to college, and much more. Ward says that he has really made sure to make strong relationships on the field as well as off. The rookie QB complimented his offensive line saying that it's one of the most athletic he has been around.
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