The Titans will have another chance to earn their first win of the season in Week 3 when they take on the Indianapolis Colts. If Cam Ward and his teammates clean up the penalties, then they could potentially earn a win.
Tom Brady Declares: 'This is Just the Beginning' – Ready to Lead Raiders to Dominate the NFL
Posted September 15, 2025
Tom Brady, widely considered the greatest quarterback of all time, has transitioned from his legendary career on the field to a pivotal role off the field as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. The seven-time Super Bowl champion, known for his unrelenting drive and competitive nature, is already setting the tone for his involvement with the Raiders, making it clear that he isn’t here just to watch—he’s here to lead, win, and dominate.
"This is just the beginning. I’ve always been about winning and pushing boundaries, and now I’m here to help the Raiders do just that. This team has incredible potential, and I’m excited to be a part of what’s coming next. We’re not just aiming for success; we’re aiming to dominate."
With these powerful words, Brady outlined his vision for the future of the Raiders. The franchise, which has struggled to find consistent success in recent years, now has an infusion of leadership and championship pedigree from one of the most accomplished athletes in history. Brady’s commitment to pushing boundaries and striving for greatness aligns perfectly with the Raiders’ own aspirations to build a contender that can not only make the playoffs but dominate the NFL landscape.
Brady’s arrival in Las Vegas is much more than a symbolic gesture; it represents a new era of leadership. He’s stepping into a role where his experience in high-pressure situations and his understanding of what it takes to build a championship-caliber team can have an immediate impact. The Raiders, with their strong roster and talented coaching staff, now have the resources and mentorship to take their game to the next level.
While Brady won’t be making the on-field plays anymore, his influence off the field cannot be understated. His extensive experience as both a player and now an owner brings a fresh perspective to the franchise, one that could help guide the Raiders through the ups and downs of a competitive NFL season.
With head coach Josh McDaniels and a team brimming with talent, including Derek Carr, Davante Adams, and Maxx Crosby, the Raiders are poised to be a force in the AFC. Brady’s involvement signals a commitment to not just participating in the NFL but asserting dominance. The potential is there, and Brady is ready to make sure the Raiders seize it.
As the Raiders look to make their mark in the league, Brady’s words are a powerful reminder that success isn’t just about getting by—it’s about setting the bar higher than ever before. With his leadership and the team’s incredible potential, the Raiders could very well be on the path to dominating the NFL in the years to come.
0–2 Start Doesn’t Shake Titans HC Brian Callahan’s Faith in Rookie QB Cam Ward
Titans QB Cam Ward draws praise from coach Brian Callahan despite early struggles, as Tennessee looks for its first win after an 0-2 start.
Following a 0-2 start, the Tennessee Titans are still searching for rhythm, coming off a 33-19 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 2. Mistakes and penalties again set the tone, with Tennessee failing to break the 20-point mark for the second straight week.
After the game, rookie quarterback Cam Ward admitted that the offense's biggest roadblock has been the constant third-and-long situations, noting that staying ”ahead of the sticks” is essential if the Titans hope to put together consistent drives.
Head coach Brian Callahan echoed that sentiment but stressed that Ward is progressing in other areas. According to Jim Wyatt and shared on X, formerly Twitter, Callahan said Ward ”is seeing the field really well” despite missed opportunities.
The coach added that ball security must improve, but highlighted the rookie's ability to make accurate throws under pressure. For a young quarterback, the message was clear: the Titans expect him to keep getting better each week.
The penalties, however, remain a glaring issue. After 13 flags in Week 1 against Denver, Tennessee committed another 10 against Los Angeles. Both sides of the ball have struggled with discipline, something Callahan and Ward both know has to be fixed for the team to turn things around.
Ward has shown flashes, including his first career touchdown pass to fellow rookie Elic Ayomanor, a highlight-reel throw across his body that wowed teammates and fans alike.
Despite the growing pains, Cam Ward has refused to criticize teammates for dropped passes or miscues. Instead, he emphasized accountability, explaining that ”bad plays are going to happen” and that the key is moving forward with a next-play mentality. His leadership has drawn praise, even as the offense continues to sputter.
The Titans return home in Week 3 to face the Indianapolis Colts. With back-to-back games at Nissan Stadium, Ward now has the perfect opportunity to steady the offense and potentially deliver his first NFL win.
Cam Ward reveals biggest problem with Titans’ offense amid 0-2 start
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward reveals the biggest problem the offense has after starting 0-2 on the season.
The Tennessee Titans fall to 0-2 after suffering a 33-19 Week 2 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. It was another frustrating loss as penalties and mistakes were the story of the matchup. It was the second contest where Tennessee failed to reach 20 points scored. Quarterback Cam Ward spoke after the game, revealing the biggest struggles the offense has had early in the season.
During the postgame press conference, the 23-year-old rookie admitted that being put in third-and-long situations has hurt the Titans' offense as a whole, according to Turron Davenport of ESPN. However, Ward did claim that he's confident in head coach Brian Callahan's play-calling ability.
“I think that's the biggest thing about us right now. Every time we get behind the sticks, we end up shooting ourselves in the foot,” said Cam Ward. “Whether we got a point, or we're not getting points, I think the biggest thing is we stay behind the sticks. That's stuff that I've noticed, and especially in the NFL, it's hard to overcome that. We gotta stay in front of the sticks, stay on schedule, and the more we do that, the more successful drives we'll have.”
Penalties have been a sore spot for Tennessee so far. After committing 13 penalties in the 20-12 Week 1 loss to the Denver Broncos, the Titans turned around and committed 10 penalties against the Rams. Both sides of the ball have struggled with flags, as the team has been a bit undisciplined to begin the season.
Despite that, Cam Ward has looked promising to begin his career. Although his completion percentage is well below par (50.8%), most of that can be attributed to bad drops from his wide receivers. Through two games played so far, the former No. 1 pick has thrown for 287 yards and a touchdown.
Cam Ward's first career touchdown was a wild one, as he somehow managed to throw the ball across his shoulders to the opposite side of the field to fellow rookie Elic Ayomanor. It was an impressive play, as the ball dropped right in Ayomanor's hands despite a Rams defender right on his tail.
