Titans QB Cam Ward threw for 175 yards, 1 TD, and 0 INTs in Sunday's 14-point loss to the Rams. He went 19-of-33 passing while taking five sacks. Ward added a mere 8 rushing yards on four carries.
That followed an even worse 112 yards on 12-of-28 passing in the opening loss to Denver, with no rushing yards.
Ward opened with a tough pair of matchups. The Broncos finished last season as the top-ranked defense in DVOA against the pass. And the Rams sport one of the league's best young pass-rushing groups.
Tennessee should find a more favorable matchup in the Colts next week, though a trip to Houston looks tough the following week.
We'll see whether Ward can become more of a fantasy factor, but he doesn't appear close to becoming a factor in 1-QB leagues. A lacklister crew of pass catchers doesn't help.
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