Will Cam Ward play against the New England Patriots today? Latest injury update on the Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback

Cam Ward was sacked 25 times in six NFL games—the Tennessee Titans struggled to protect their rookie quarterback. But his individual stats scream excellence. Ward completed 111 passes and ranks second-most all-time through six games by a Titans rookie, just behind Marcus Mariota (131). As for the upcoming match against Drake Maye’s New England Patriots at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, Ward feels confident—why? Because Brian Callahan got replaced by Mike McCoy. The rookie believes he shares the same goal as the new interim head coach. And after the only recent win against the Arizona Cardinals, Ward wants more for his team.Yes, Cam Ward will be playing against the New England Patriots today. In Week 5, Ward shone against the Cardinals, bringing the team’s first win of the 2025 season. In Week 6, the Titans struggled again and lost to the Las Vegas Raiders by a heaping margin (20-10). Then came the announcement that Mike McCoy would take over Brian Callahan’s position and be promoted from offensive coordinator to interim head coach for the Titans. Commenting on McCoy, Ward said at a press conference, “I have developed a good relationship with coach McCoy since the pre-draft process, and I think his history with other top quarterbacks will benefit me over the rest of my rookie season.”Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward is not injured and is expected to start in the Week 7 matchup against the New England Patriots.Current Status: Healthy.Things are either going to get interesting or pretty tense this Sunday because the Titans vs. Patriots matchup would be Tennessee’s new interim head coach Mike McCoy’s first test to prove himself, and Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel’s return to his former team. Former Los Angeles Chargers coach Mike McCoy brings togetherness, accountability, and the importance of complementary football to the table. At the same time, Vrabel served six seasons with the Titans, posting a 54-45 record and three playoff appearances.Also Read: “I feel for coach”: Cam Ward exudes calmness after Brian Callahan’s exit and Mike McCoy’s arrival